300
300 posts! I thought I'd celebrate with a list of the top 3 posts since the blog started back in April of 2013.
This is still one of my favorite posts to introduce people the information transfer model. It's likely here because I link to it so frequently.
This post was my crossover hit! It was a comedy piece inspired by what happened to my inbox after subscribing to the comments at this post by John Quiggin. A large fraction of the hits came from the post being tweeted by Unlearning Economics (who is giving up the blog for greener pastures and post-graduate studies -- and was a good sport).
So many of my posts begin with a reference to Scott Sumner and some claim he's making. This post discusses how the interpretations of economic data are model dependent. Of course the latest inflation data is consistent with your model and inconsistent with your interpretation of another model -- why wouldn't it be?