March 2013 – ricardian ambivalence

How much slack in the Aussie labour market?

If you only know one thing about the labour market report, it is probably that the unemployment rate has been

I’ve been trying to find the time to write about that February jobs report. Trying, because this was an important

After a period of calm, Eurogeddon is back. The current form is a Cyprus headache. While it is a surprise

With the move to OSX 10.8.2 I have finally given up on cron as a task scheduler. This post is

The February non farm payrolls report was better than most expected, with establishment employment estimated to grow by 236k jobs

Cochrane has posted his ‘hard debt’ WSJ op ed on his blog. The op-ed deals with three related questions: 1/

A new iTerm2 beta and associated tmux release occurred a few days back. You can find the downloads at the

Q4’12 GDP came in bang on the median expectation of +0.6%q/q 93.1%y/y), however it was a little lower than the

The March RBA statement contained only a few tweaks, and in many ways it was notable for what the RBA

In retrospect, the peak in AUD buying for bond diversification was probably Q1’12: just about the time that it became

The March RBA meeting has the feel of a ‘dead rubber’, with only 3.5bps of easing priced (a 14% chance)

I have had a devil of a time replicating my laptop setup on my desktop. The most frustrating issue has