Charlie Larkin says no. Charlie wants to reform the pensions public sector workers get by eliminating the cost of living […]

This post is so cool I'm going to repost it in it's entirety: Tyler Cowen writes: Marginal Revolution: New MR […]

Economics bloggers are featured in the Boston Globe for helping to educate and inform journalists and the public about what's […]

Financial History Time Warp Pictures. I'm surprised it took this long actually. Take depression era photos, and layer 2008 text […]

I use Mathematica in my teaching and research, and each time they come out with a new version, I end […]

Mr John Gibbons of Climate Change.ie wrote this article in yesterday's Irish Times, and the Last Word asked me to […]

Innovative visualisation by Ronan Lyons has produced the map of Ireland's property market, where red means price increases, blue means […]

Following some interested, interesting, and inquiring tweets from Markham Nolan, Dr Kane clarified where the new exchequer numbers come from, […]

Via Boing Boing, this is a 47 minute video explaining fractional reserve banking, well worth a watch!

Typeanalyzer reckons I'm a scientist. Genderanalyzer reckons I'm a man. 1/2 ain't bad. Click below to see the results.

Teaching using technology is easy to do badly. I probably use too much gadgetry in my presentations and interactions with […]

Ireland is forecast to borrow over 11bn euros and more this year. Like almost every developed and developing nation, it […]

EC4004 students will remember Dr Aidan Kane's guest lecture a few weeks ago, slides here, when he suggested that Ireland […]

A quick reminder: Thursday, 10-12, I'll be in my office, KB 3-42, for office hours before exams. Expect this to […]

From EC4004's last lecture. Y=C+I+G+X-M from Stephen Kinsella on Vimeo.