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But policy advocates are supposed to at least be aware of relevant scholarship. Anyone who seriously cares about macroeconomics has been following Nakamura's work with Jon Steinsson for years. Here's me a few years ago 3/ https://t.co/Hi1mRpGo8K — PolitiTweet.org

More important new research from Nakamura/Steinsson (who have been doing amazing work) and others: https://t.co/nw6oClqa7I

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Now, even if Moore weren't a charlatan and crank, they'd be in very different businesses. Nakamura is a scholar, not a policy advocate – what she does really is economics as a science, involving careful observation and testing of theory 2/ — PolitiTweet.org

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And Nakamura's work is directly relevant to key disputes in the field. Her most influential work involved producing new evidence on price rigidity, aka sticky prices – the fact that many prices stay constant for fairly long periods 4/ https://t.co/mMG9TupPYR — PolitiTweet.org

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