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By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 15 Mar 23

@SteveCicirelli Impossibly good.

@SteveCicirelli Impossibly good.


By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 15 Mar 23

@ShaneBeGood Keep the faith Shane. Thank you!

@ShaneBeGood Keep the faith Shane. Thank you!


By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 14 Mar 23

Q6: Can we discuss this scientifically as technical people w/o derision? Why does Toto have to pull back the curtain on the Great And Powerful FED/BLS magic show? Why can’t we discuss this fake precision and conceptual framework using our best ideas & minds? Why do a magic show?

Q6: Can we discuss this scientifically as technical people w/o derision? Why does Toto have to pull back the curtain on the Great And Powerful FED/BLS magic show? Why can’t we discuss this fake precision and conceptual framework using our best ideas & minds? Why do a magic show?


By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 14 Mar 23

I think we are having our lives jeopardized. Everything we worked for, taxed & diluted by magic numbers produced by unaccountable technical people sheltered from our even more technical people’s questions. So, explain it to me like I’m 5. And very very stupid. Thanks in advance.

I think we are having our lives jeopardized. Everything we worked for, taxed & diluted by magic numbers produced by unaccountable technical people sheltered from our even more technical people’s questions. So, explain it to me like I’m 5. And very very stupid. Thanks in advance.


By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 14 Mar 23

If you need a North Star to guide you, focus on the claim of *precision*. Q1: How is the “representative consumer” constructed? Q2: Which formula? Laspeyres? Lowes? Konus? Q3: Why that formula and why does the BLS claim it is within a COLA framework with ZERO preference data?

If you need a North Star to guide you, focus on the claim of *precision*. Q1: How is the “representative consumer” constructed? Q2: Which formula? Laspeyres? Lowes? Konus? Q3: Why that formula and why does the BLS claim it is within a COLA framework with ZERO preference data?


By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 14 Mar 23

You mean 6.0%. That’s a claim about the precision with which economists calculated our national inflation rate. Just explain to me first what this precise number actually represents given how much is now on the line with SVB, Social Security & Taxes. Like I’m 5. And stupid. 🙏 https://t.co/Pt1od9Toqa Quoted tweet from @MarioNawfal: #BREAKING: CPI has come in at expected at 6% It was forecasted at 6% and was previously 6.4% US CPI month on month is 0.4%, it was forecasted at 0.4% and was previously 0.5% Is this a good indicator for the economy?

You mean 6.0%. That’s a claim about the precision with which economists calculated our national inflation rate. Just explain to me first what this precise number actually represents given how much is now on the line with SVB, Social Security & Taxes. Like I’m 5. And stupid. 🙏 https://t.co/Pt1od9Toqa Quoted tweet from @MarioNawfal: #BREAKING: CPI has come in at expected


By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 14 Mar 23

Q4: How much does this entire COL framework rest on the work of Erwin Diewert’s claims of superlative index numbers being exact for flexible functional forms? Q5: Were homothetic preferences assumed to get one number with this precision? On what basis was that justified?

Q4: How much does this entire COL framework rest on the work of Erwin Diewert’s claims of superlative index numbers being exact for flexible functional forms? Q5: Were homothetic preferences assumed to get one number with this precision? On what basis was that justified?


By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 14 Mar 23

@SteveCicirelli That.

@SteveCicirelli That.


By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 13 Mar 23

And for those wondering about the missing quote tweet: @svb_financial actually deleted their account. Here:

And for those wondering about the missing quote tweet: @svb_financial actually deleted their account. Here:


By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 13 Mar 23

“Something went wrong. Try again.”

“Something went wrong. Try again.”


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