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Hanno Lustig on X: real images of economists under 30 observing inflation  for the first time in the wild. t.cokAQXW7ibe2  X Hanno Lustig on X: t.coox25ACrv59  X Hanno Lustig on X: Measuring Fiscal Capacity. Sharing my keynote at the  Chicago Booth Treasury Markets Conference last month.  t.coLXiTA5TSl0 t.coYZdz0L83BQ  X Hanno Lustig (@HannoLustig)  X Hanno Lustig - The Mizuho Financial Group Professor of Finance, Graduate  School of Business, Stanford University Hanno Lustig on X: Interesting article on Japans fiscal policy and  pension fund in FT by R. Harding. t.co53MybAdTLN Have to disagree  with this point : In circumstances where the private sector Hanno Lustig on X: 1The empirical evidence for r<g in the US was always a  bit shaky. Most of the evidence was driven by financial repression  (including yield curve control) and high Austan Goolsbee (@Austan_Goolsbee)  X Ökonom Hanno Lustig über Inflation und Fiskalunion im Interview Julien Acalin (@AcalinJulien)  X Hanno Lustig on X: tell me your countrys debtGDP ratio and Ill tell you  whether youre hawkish or dovish. t.cogPzozi4E9o  X Hanno Lustig on X: 📣📣 New paper alert.📣📣 Bad fiscal news in CBO cost  releases is priced into US Treasurys: USTR Yields 📈 ▶️ term premia 📈  ▶️convenience yields on Treasurys 📉 CGM Global Business & Policy Forum: HIGH FREQUENCY TRADING with Hanno Lustig  on Vimeo Ege Y. Ercan (@EgeYErcan)  X Hanno Lustig on X: Really enjoyed attending the @CESifoNetwork⁩ conference  on Macro, Money and International Finance in Munich. Got the chance to  present `Exorbitant Privilege Gained and Lost: Fiscal Implications on the Macroeconomics is still in its infancy - by Noah Smith Hanno Lustig on X: Price controls are a bit like the mullet haircut. Its  a really bad idea, never works, but its always ready to make a comeback.  t.couDqpFSnPCP  X Hanno Lustig on X: 10-YR CBO projections (surplusGDP on the left and  debtGDP on the right). Gray lines are projections, 2 per year. The light  blue line is the 2000 projection. The

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