Sergio Correia
@scorreia.com
Economist at FRB. Interested in Banking, Finance, Econ History, and other topics.
website: https://www.scorreia.com/
github: https://github.com/sergiocorreia
website: https://www.scorreia.com/
github: https://github.com/sergiocorreia
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Horrific, police state stuff.
July 19, 2025 at 4:03 PM
Horrific, police state stuff.
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2/ The paper calls time on the idea a systemically important firm needing an emergency loan is likely "solvent but illiquid"—in none of the cases was liquidity alone a "cure.”
It also highlights (literally!) other takeaways and notable design features for future crisis-fighters.
It also highlights (literally!) other takeaways and notable design features for future crisis-fighters.
April 17, 2025 at 12:29 AM
2/ The paper calls time on the idea a systemically important firm needing an emergency loan is likely "solvent but illiquid"—in none of the cases was liquidity alone a "cure.”
It also highlights (literally!) other takeaways and notable design features for future crisis-fighters.
It also highlights (literally!) other takeaways and notable design features for future crisis-fighters.
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Before press came in — but while live feed was running on Bukele’s feed — Trump said to him: “home-growns are next. … You’re gonna need to build about 5 more places.”
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April 14, 2025 at 3:57 PM
Before press came in — but while live feed was running on Bukele’s feed — Trump said to him: “home-growns are next. … You’re gonna need to build about 5 more places.”
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When Kasparov published this book in 2015, many dismissed him as overly pessimistic, even crazy. In hindsight, it reads like a revelation. Take this man seriously!
March 2, 2025 at 7:27 AM
When Kasparov published this book in 2015, many dismissed him as overly pessimistic, even crazy. In hindsight, it reads like a revelation. Take this man seriously!
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“Did Russia invade Ukraine” is becoming the new “Did Joe Biden win the 2020 election?” — a test that lets us know whether someone believes in democracy or is willing to trade it for their own personal ambition — and that should make us all very, very disturbed.
February 27, 2025 at 12:02 AM
“Did Russia invade Ukraine” is becoming the new “Did Joe Biden win the 2020 election?” — a test that lets us know whether someone believes in democracy or is willing to trade it for their own personal ambition — and that should make us all very, very disturbed.
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I have not felt prepared to read this article today about the resignation of the Treasury's Fiscal Assistant Secretary (who was just acting Treasury Secretary) until like a half an hour ago. I finally did. Its terrifying. I'm terrified.
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January 31, 2025 at 9:10 PM
I have not felt prepared to read this article today about the resignation of the Treasury's Fiscal Assistant Secretary (who was just acting Treasury Secretary) until like a half an hour ago. I finally did. Its terrifying. I'm terrified.
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I did a NYT video interview—along with voices from Hungary, Nicaragua, and Russia— about how repression works in authoritarian states.
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Video: Opinion | How Tyranny Begins
Tyranny doesn’t happen overnight. Take it from the people who missed the first signs.
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January 22, 2025 at 1:16 PM
I did a NYT video interview—along with voices from Hungary, Nicaragua, and Russia— about how repression works in authoritarian states.
www.nytimes.com/video/opinio...
www.nytimes.com/video/opinio...
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Check out "require: Package dependencies for reproducible
research" in latest Stata Journal @statacorp.bsky.social by @scorreia.com and M. P. Seay. #EconSky
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research" in latest Stata Journal @statacorp.bsky.social by @scorreia.com and M. P. Seay. #EconSky
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January 7, 2025 at 8:10 PM
Check out "require: Package dependencies for reproducible
research" in latest Stata Journal @statacorp.bsky.social by @scorreia.com and M. P. Seay. #EconSky
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research" in latest Stata Journal @statacorp.bsky.social by @scorreia.com and M. P. Seay. #EconSky
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Thank you @petercontibrown.bsky.social for featuring our paper on Failing Banks in your PCB Central blog!
My thoughts today on Trump's new Treasury Secretary, why banks fail, the Fed's monetary policy review, John Rawls as the answer to the Democratic Party's problems, and socially acceptable religious bigotry. Take a look!
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Thoughts on Trump's proposed Treasury Secretary, the Fed's framework review, why banks fail, John Rawls, and socially acceptable religious bigotry
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December 9, 2024 at 4:10 PM
Thank you @petercontibrown.bsky.social for featuring our paper on Failing Banks in your PCB Central blog!
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Why would you use a 800 parameter model when you can fine-tune a 8000000000 parameter language model to output the sentences "this is risky" and "this is not risky" instead?
November 21, 2024 at 1:47 PM
Why would you use a 800 parameter model when you can fine-tune a 8000000000 parameter language model to output the sentences "this is risky" and "this is not risky" instead?