“Industrial policy” can be distinguished from a “business-friendly policy” by the amount of targeting involved.
There are two possible reasons for not having health insurance in the United States.
What happens when you borrow a lot of money, and then interest rates go up?
The Internal Revenue Service gets something north of 100 million individual tax returns each year.
When it comes to measuring how a minimum wage affects employment, the simple answers are wrong.
When reading about controversial topics in economics (and I assume in other fields), it’s common to have the uncomfortable feeling that if you know what the authors argued in a previous paper, you will also know what they are arguing in the current paper.