conversable

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In a recent post on his blog, Conversable Economist, Timothy Taylor made a similar point.

From Washington Post

In an op-ed published during the Gaza war of 2014, Grossman asked Netanyahu’s government: “How could you have wasted the years since the last conflict without even making the slightest gesture toward dialogue … Why, for these past few years, has Israel avoided judicious negotiations with the moderate and more conversable sectors of the Palestinian people?”

From The Guardian

Timothy Taylor, managing editor of the Journal of Economic Perspectives who blogs as “The Conversable Economist,” said the One Belt, One Road program has been a “spectacular success” as a branding exercise, but that “on the ground, matters are less clear.”

From Washington Times

“Maybe there was a case for seeking to limit disruption from China’s exports during the ‘China shock’ period from 2001-2007 or so, when China’s exports and trade surplus exploded in size,” writes economist Timothy Taylor on his blog “The Conversable Economist.”

From Washington Post

Mr. Taylor, an author and frequent commentator on his Conversable Economist blog, called aspects of the original research naive and said it mixes up association and causation.

From Washington Times