Douglas L. Campbell

Previously on this blog, I have written about the saga of the Currency Unions and Trade literature. This literature began with Andrew Rose,...

We keep hearing how good the labor market is these days. We've created more than 16 million jobs since the financial crisis! Unemploymen...

I believe it is clear that the main reason the economy has been growing slowly since the financial crisis is overly tight monetary policy. I...

"When Growth is Not Enough" is the title of a recent Ben Bernanke speech  in Portugal. I found it via the NYT article on the ...

So, I currently have a paper that has been under review since last December, coming up on 7 months. A friend of mine recently waited somethi...

One chart, more than any other, has influenced people's beliefs about the US manufacturing sector, as can be see by this debate here , a...

Previously, I reviewed the Currency Unions and Trade Literature here , and then shared some of my students' referee reports of a recent ...

In a recent paper, Glick and Rose (2016) suggest that the Euro led to a staggering 50% increase in trade. To me, this sounded a bit dubious,...

I talk up the merits of the New Economic School at a recruiting event  here .

Following a Twitter debate involving myself, Gabe Mathy, Pseudoerasmus, and Anton Howes on the theory that high wages in England induced lab...