/r/DSGE: A forum for the discussion of macroeconomic news and policy, with a focus on academic content. While the title "DSGE" reflects the intended focus on dynamic stochastic general equilibrium models, all articles on macroeconomics and monetary economics are fair game.
Subreddit Rules
This subreddit should enable sharing and discussing economic research and news from the perspective of economists. Academic work and summaries are welcome.
Posts which are tenuously related to economics or light on economic analysis or from perspectives other than those of economists should be shared with more appropriate subreddits and will be removed. This will keep /r/economics distinct from the many related subreddits.
Please post links to the original source, no blogspam, and do not submit editorialized headlines. No memes.
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