Jeremy Horpedahl
Person on 2 sites
Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Central Arkansas; writes about economic data and research at Economist Writing Every Day.
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2 channels on ppll (opens ppll.app)
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x.com: @jmhorp (opens x.com)
“Low prices are literally part of Walmart's slogans throughout its history”
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Blog: Economist Writing Every Day (opens economistwritingeveryday.com)
“What Will the GDP Report Say Tomorrow?”
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x.com: @jmhorp (opens x.com)
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7 beliefs on korrents (opens korrents.com)
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Mexico's 2022 basic-basket price policy does not appear to have made food much more affordable, either against peer countries or against Mexico's own recent history (opens korrents.com)
“But it doesn't appear that Mexico's 2022 policy really made food much more affordable, either relative to peer countries with similar income levels, or relative to Mexico's own recent history.”
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Most people in the past were extremely poor, unable to meet even their most basic needs with their income. (opens korrents.com)
“Most people were extremely poor in the past, unable to meet even the most basic needs with the income that had available”
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The past was extremely violent compared to modern times, with European homicide rates around 10 times higher than today. (opens korrents.com)
“The past was extremely violent compared to modern times, with homicide rates across Europe being somewhere around 10 times higher than today”
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Mexico's 2022 basic-basket price policy does not appear to have made food much more affordable, either against peer countries or against Mexico's own recent history (opens korrents.com)