My name is Kürşad Görgen and I study economics at İstanbul Bilgi University. My primary research interests are monetary theory through the effects of monetary policy on business cycles, history of monetary thought, and analyses of public policies on a macroeconomic basis. I’ve been studying in these fields for several years and wrote about these topics on Twitter, Medium, and Daktilo1984.
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My name is Kursad Gorgen and I study economics at İstanbul Bilgi University. I am currently a local coordinator at Students for Liberty and a member at 3H Movement. My primary research interests are monetary theory through the effects of monetary policy on business cycles, history of monetary thought, and analyses of public policies on a macroeconomic basis. I’ve been studying in these fields for several years and wrote about these topics.
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- Alt-M
- Apricitas
- Askblog
- Basil Halperin
- Best of EconTwitter
- Bretton Woods
- Econbrowser
- Econlog
- Econlog – Sumner
- Econlog – Caplan
- Economic Forces
- Historinhas
- In The Aggregate
- Macro Musings
- Marcus Nunes
- Marginal Revolution
- Monetary Freedom
- Nominal Thoughts
- Noah Smith
- Rational Reasoning
- Skanda Amarnath
- Some Unpleasant Arithmetic
- Stay-At-Home Macro
- Supply-Side Liberal
- The Market Monetarist
- The Money Illusion
- Tim Duy’s Fed Watch
- Trevor Chow
- Odds and Ends
- Worthwhile Canadian Initiative