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Tomorrow is the first meeting of my freshman seminar at Harvard.

I am deeply honored to be named an International Fellow of the British Academy.

I just finished reading Liaquat Ahamed's new book, 1873.

Yesterday, the Federal Reserve announced a group of task forces to review the central bank's framework for conducting monetary policy.

Over the past week, I have been watching some films at the Nantucket Film Festival.

If you want to understand wealth in America, a good place to start is The Everywhere Millionaire by Owen Zidar and Eric Zwick.

I am in the middle of How to Win a Trade War by Soumaya Keynes and Chad Bown.

I am a bit late to this party, but I finally got around to reading Dan Wang's Breakneck.

I just finished the new book by my ertswhile colleague Al Roth.

Last week, I saw the play Every Billiant Thing, which was absolutely fantastic.

I am deeply honored to be named a Distinguished Fellow by the American Economic Association--especially at the same time that my wonderful colleague Ludwig Straub is awarded the Clark Medal.

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On March 19, I will be giving a webinar, sponsored by my publisher Cengage, on the fiscal future.

Organized by my colleague Eric Maskin.

As readers of this blog know, I am not a fan of most of President Trump's economic policy, especially regarding international trade.

Graduate students with an interest in the history of economic thought should consider this summer program.

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The new edition of my favorite textbook will be available on January 9, ready for spring semester classes.

My friend Yoram Bauman (known for, among other things, his Ten Principles parody) has some news: I only lost half my shirt on the stage-play version of Seize The Initiative!

On the EconoFact podcast.

Seven experts opine.

Jeffrey Flier, the former dean of Harvard Medical School, says the HHS Secretary must go.

Like many who spend their lives in the ivory tower, I enjoy academic satires.

A conversation in The New York Times.