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“Defending the Yen Is Treasury’s Job. The Fed Shouldn’t Take It”
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“Monmouth University Professors Examine the Practice of Successful Sports Betting”
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Making the Economic Case for Accessory Dwelling Units for Persons With IDD
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“Very Few Jobs Is the Whole Point of Data Centers”
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“You Can’t ‘Un-Break’ a Company, So Don’t Enforce Speedy Antitrust”
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“The Language of Odds, Probability, and Expected Value”
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Roberts: The Electricity Grid’s Price Is a Messenger
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Scott Publishes Research on Teaching Probability Through Lottery Tickets
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“The Fed Can Exit Housing, or Keep Mortgages Cheap. Not Both”
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Scott and Sher Present Research on Sports Betting
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“Misread Signals: The 1970s Inflation Bogeyman Isn’t Back”
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“Bank Regulatory Rulebooks Are Dangerously Bereft of AI Guidance”
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“AI’s ‘Horrible Economics’ Aren’t the Problem, But the Plumbing Might Be”
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“NJ Added Fewer Jobs in 2025 Than Thought. What’s at Work”
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“It’s a Jackson Browne Economy: Running on Empty”
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Prof. Nunes and Finance Student Arseniy Shafran Present at NYC Economics Conference
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“The Fed’s Press Conference Has Become Its Own Policy Event”
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“What’s Driving the Shrinking of North Jersey’s White-Collar Job Market”
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“The Fed Doesn’t Control the Shocks. It Controls Its Grasp of Them”
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“Kevin Warsh Says the Fed Is Not a Repair Shop. He Must Draw the Line”