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Here's a post on hazard ratios, which I expect to be one of the least popular things I've ever written. ♡♡♡
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What drives glacial hazard risk is the rate of change in ice and permafrost, not the total amount of ice present.Their words
Rather, what drives risks is how fast the ice and the frozen ground beneath the ice are changing.
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1 November 2024
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For rich countries to maintain their working-age population ratios in 2050 through permanent migration (where each worker brings one dependent), Lant Pritchett estimates they would need to become 40-50% foreign-born.
6 November 2023
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Thus, once current debt has been refinanced and the average interest on debt reflects the higher long rates, absent changes in policy, debt ratios will increase.
1 October 2023
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The truth is that moral hazard concerns very often are worse with government programs than with markets.
1 June 2022
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Japanese macroeconomic policy is often characterized as a failure, with the central bank unable to achieve its inflation target, a low growth rate, and debt ratios steadily rising to reach more than 170% for net debt and 250% for gross debt. I think it should be seen instead as a qualified success, with the use of aggressive fiscal and monetary policies to compensate for very weak private demand: Output has remained close to potential.
11 May 2022
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There is essentially zero correlation - the metros with the largest rent increases had added population / added housing ratios no different than metros with smaller rent increases.
26 April 2022
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