Archive - Felipe Camargo's Substack

The economics of international trade

How can the US afford to give it up?

Apr 21 •

March 2025

Applied linear algebra in economics - part 3

Shock identification and structural VARs

Mar 29 •

November 2024

Breaking down tariff shocks

Applied macroeconomics made simple

Nov 30, 2024 •

September 2024

What do oil prices do to the US economy?

Economic models as effective means of storytelling

Sep 21, 2024 •

August 2024

Decomposing US household consumption

Linking labour market dynamics to domestic demand

Aug 31, 2024 •

June 2024

The unspoken truth about US fiscal policy

Who wants to be the one to rip off that bandaid?

Jun 30, 2024 •

April 2024

The case for renting

An algebraic take on whether to rent or buy a home

Apr 21, 2024 •

March 2024

Dynamics in macroeconomics

Going beyond the limitations of comparative statics

Mar 30, 2024 •

Applied linear algebra in economics - part 2

An empirical application of VARs to uncover latent variables

Mar 10, 2024 •

February 2024

On personal identity and growth

Don't let an idea of your past self keep you from becoming what you want

Feb 18, 2024 •

Applied linear algebra in economics

VARs as toy macroeconomic models

Feb 11, 2024 •

December 2023

The mathematics of retirement planning

Simple algebra from financial mathematics

Dec 29, 2023 •

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