Sehr richtig. Deswegen befürworte ich Aktionismus für den ETS.

Kann sein, daß ich mich hier irre - aber dann reduziert kaufen und halten doch in jedem Fall den Ausstoß?

Sind wir oberhalb, dann auch weil weniger auktioniert werden (mehr gelöscht werden.) Unterhalb auch, weil weniger zusätzlich emitiert werden.

Wenn ich das richtig verstehe, erhöht zertfifikat kaufen und halten den TNAC. Sind wir innerhalb der Schwellen, reduziert dies die Emissionen direkt, weil keine Zertificate gelöscht oder emitiert werden aber ein Zertifikat mehr nicht eingelöst wird.

Ok, perplexity hat mir dad erklärt. Wieder was gelernt, danke.

Könnten Sie mir dss erklären?

The people behind the inflated protests are performing a monumental service to democracy & peace in the US. The Regime wants riots, but these animal characters are not only an effective protest, grabbing attention & mocking ICE, they seem to reduce the risk of violent protests. It's perfect.

Imo, wäre es besser, wenn Klimaaktivisten und Parteien für das Handelssystem und seine Ausweitung kämpfen würden, statt für Einzelaktionen wie in HH.

Wenn HH wirklich etwas effektives machen wollte, wäre es wohl wirksamer ein paar Millionen dafür zu nutzen, um Zertificate zu kaufen und vom Markt zu nehmen? Aber, die politische Frage die Sie aufgeworfen haben ist zentral dafür: wir stabil ist der Handel.

Und, Ihrem (guten) Argument könnte man entgegenhalten das die höheren wirtschaftlichen Kosten in HH auch den Klimakonsens aufweichen?

Ihr politisches Argument macht noch am meisten Sinn - Einsparungen an einer Stelle verringern den politis hen Druck insgesamt. Aber, im bestehenden System hat die Einzelaktion keinen Einfluss.

I learnt a lot reading these 750 easy-to-digest expertly-written words on why these guys won their Nobel prize.

McGill Alumnus Peter Howitt awarded 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics for work on innovation and growth - McGill Reporter McGill alumnus Peter Howitt is named co-winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics

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Come and join us! Our search focuses on econometrics or IO!

Montreal, imo, best city in North America and 🇨🇦 is a welcoming, awesome country.

This is not a good year to go on the academic job market.

Three big announcements concerning new data from the AEA on the #EconJobMarket

First, there are now live dashboards on AEA JOE that show the # of jobs listed on JOE each week, with comparisons to recent years. These will be updated weekly.
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SCOOP: The Bureau of Labor Statistics is preparing to release the September C.P.I. report despite the shutdown. (Exact date still unclear -- almost certainly not the original Oct. 15 date.) #EconSky #NumbersDay

What the graduate unemployment story gets wrong People with a degree are faring better, not worse than their non-graduate counterparts

Good article

What the graduate unemployment story gets wrong - on.ft.com/3IXwY3F via @FT

We Don't Need More Employment Growth Nowcasts! Slack Nowcasts Are the Missing Piece

Bajillionaires of the world, we don't need more employment growth nowcasts during the government shutdown.

But we do need a very-large-sample monthly survey of US households to determine employment / unemployment status.

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Um, ICE just coldly shot an unarmed PRIEST in the head w a pepper ball when he (and everyone around him) clearly posed no threat.

For the crime of … complaining about government policy.

Core 1A speech.

With cameras rolling, they’re sniping priests for sport.

Meet the Vancouver School of Economics’ 2025/26 PhD job market candidates! View their profiles here: economics.ubc.ca/people/phd-j... @plbeauregard.bsky.social

Attacking An Oil Production System Some Of The Nuts And Bolts--Starting With Refineries

Hi all, just sent out this free post to explain what matters (and what does not) in the Ukrainian campaign against Russian oil refineries. It discusses why the campaign now seems more successful, but also what else needs to happen to have a greater strategic effect. open.substack.com/pub/phillips...

We’re hiring @ LSE

We have *multiple* economist positions—assistant and associate professor—here at LSE International Development.

Our economics group is expanding and we have exciting stuff planned.

We’re keen on big picture economists.

Feel free to DM me questions.

Anecdotally, same here.

Canada

🚨 Hiring Tenure-Track Assistant Professors in Econ at the University of Copenhagen! 🚨

Join a great group in an exciting (and friendly) city 😀! Details will follow.

Pls repost and get in touch to hear more. All fields, and I’m esp. interested in hearing from DEV candidates 😀!

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This is bad, but also vital to remember: it’s an EO.

It’s not a new law. It’s just instructions to his appointees. Who remain constrained by the Fed criminal code.

And, to preempt the doomers:

Those.
Laws.
Are.
Holding.

That’s why Trump’s losing it over Comey in EDVA.

How can it be that the US and Israel are completely isolated internationally and somehow tylenol is the top story of the day?

If the UK does not take this good advice, maybe Canada will? Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver are great places for tech hubs - lets compete for them by enabling skilled migration and students.