Nobel Prize Lectures of Thomas Sargent and Christopher Sims

Nobel Prize Lectures given in Stockholm.
United States Then, Europe Now
Thomas J. Sargent, New York University, New York, NY, USA
Statistical Modeling of Monetary Policy and its Effects
Christopher A. Sims, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ, USA

[@mysillyusername]

you've got to love Tom S.

[@nthperson]

As a market analyst in the banking sector, what I would offer to economists is that they must integrate into macroeconomic models the behavior of land markets and the capitalization of rents into higher and higher prices for land under conditions of easy access to low cost credit. Land markets are inherently speculation driven in any event because of the almost univiersally low effective rate of taxation on land rents.

[@WorthlessWinner]

Starts at 9:52

[@rajshah1011110]

so informative! new economic thinking!

[@awdalysaleh4045]

Thank you so much , really , I'm fully inspired , so that I've to prepare my self exactly , today I got more more relevant English Lecture , by Ms.Jennifer , about the guest , does I've authority to invite , and how much guests ?

[@NuraddinSamadzadeh]

@LukkieUCLA well, it's Austrian, not Australian

[@marcelogallardo6524]

lord Sargent

[@BnTamari]

What is What ? asked Per Krusell
My answer is: The relation between the quantity of money to the country's output is what governs the country’s economic situation and outcome. See: "economic simulator" Wikipedia
Ben Tamari

[@ClockSavers]

You can skip to 10 min.

[@narindersingh10]

52:40 Prof. Sims

[@FerdowsAther]

The curious task of economics is to demonstrate to men how little they know about what they imagine they can design. - F.A. Hayek from "The Fatal Conceit" (Australian School of Economics)

[@Gypsyslayer999]

I wish Hayek was Australian....

[@sainchawlonen]

i think the intro should be longer

[@Nalindrani55]

they become stupid when their theories are politicized.

[@kummando64]

Australian School of Economics ? HAHAHA... Australian ?