In the previous installment we saw why Javier Milei’s government boasts this year’s Nobel Prize in Economics, awarded to Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford, and the work of Julio Rotemberg, whom the Nobel Committee recognizes as a pioneer of rigidly priced models. Today it touches what officialism leaves out.
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In the previous installment we saw why Javier Milei’s government boasts this year’s Nobel Prize in Economics, awarded to Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford, and the work of Julio Rotemberg, whom the Nobel Committee recognizes as a pioneer of rigidly priced models. Today it touches what officialism leaves out.