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Lots of new stuff happening. I'm rebooting the Rhodes Center Podcast, will finally have a substack attached to that, and with Nicolò Fraccaroli wrote a book that's coming out with Norton in May. Here's the cover:

The Federal Reserve has announced its withdrawal from the Network of Central Banks and Supervisors for Greening the Financial System (NGFS). federalreserve.gov/newsevents/pre…

Glad to see my book INFLATION with Mark Blyth featuring in this Financial Times article on #inflation in the US ft.com/content/b3d310…

I’m looking forward to use this! Great contribution from Karsten Müller and coauthors

As you may or may not know. Nicolò Fraccaroli and I wrote a book called Inflation: A Guide for Users and Losers, that its coming out with Norton May 6th 2025, just in time for inflation to start hurting again: wwnorton.com/books/97813241…

Coming out on May 6, 2025! Mark Blyth W. W. Norton & Company #inflation

Italy (lhs) and Germany (rhs) have been Putin's best friends for the past 3 years. Direct exports to Russia fell from both countries (black), but that drop has been close to offset by transshipments to Russia via Central Asia and Turkey (blue). Short-term greed above all else...

La #primapagina de L'Arena, il giornale di #Verona, di oggi #9marzo

Just in: Canada’s ruling Liberal party has elected former central banker Mark Carney as its new leader and therefore prime minister on.ft.com/4kCenYJ

Join us for a book talk! Nicolò Fraccaroli from the World Bank and Brown University will discuss his new book 'Inflation: A Guide for Users and Losers' at 2:30pm next Thursday. This event is co-sponsored by UF Economics and the Jean Monet Chair for European Union Studies.

Tomorrow I’ll be presenting our book on #inflation with Mark Blyth at UF Economics

My book #INFLATION with Mark Blyth is coming out today! Get a copy in any bookstores or online!

And here's some of the Inflation book's arguments looking forward at a more inflationary world - and it's not just down to tariffs. Thanks to Barrons for asking for the piece: barrons.com/articles/weve-…

This figure is striking. It shows the relationship between where people think they are in the income distribution and where they actually are. Observations below the line indicate that people think they are poorer than they really are (and the reverse above the line). What

Our new World Bank working paper on Access to Finance for MSMEs, where we assess the impact of a project worth more than $500 million with CFN BP.: documents.worldbank.org/en/publication…

My World Bank blog is out: The independence of regulators and supervisors is significantly associated with more stable banking systems blogs.worldbank.org/en/allaboutfin…

Our book “Inflation” on the Financial Times Best Summer Books list

Research by IMF economists shows that the rise and fall of inflation in advanced economies since 2020 has mostly been driven by supply shocks (energy, food, supply chains). Macroeconomic conditions "played a secondary role".

In an interview with the@Macro_Musings #podcast, Mark Blyth discusses his new book, Inflation: A Guide for Users and Losers, the concept of angrynomics, and new ways to look at price controls and demographic decline. ow.ly/JivJ50WiwKP