EconReporter is an independent journalism project dedicated to making economics and global economic news accessible.
What began as a non-expert’s guide to the economic world has evolved into a platform that bridges the gap between complex academic analysis and mainstream discourse. EconReporter provides accessible insights and in-depth discussions on trending economic and finance ideas, reaching a diverse audience including economics students, journalists, investors, and economists.
With over 15,000 followers across social media platforms, EconReporter’s work is available on both our Cantonese website and English news outlet, extending our reach and impact.
EconReporter featured in other publications:
- Our interviews with John Cochrane, on Fiscal Theory of Price Level (part 1 & part 2) was republished in the Hoover Digest, Winter 2017 issue
- Our interviews with Ricardo Reis, on macroeconomics’ post-2008 performance and how to use interest on reserve to target inflation, was listed on the “Recommendation for Further Reading” of The Journal of Economic Perspectives, Summer 2017 issue
- Our article, “Is tipflation even part of inflation“, was featured on FT Alphaville and Blockworks
- Our 2019 analysis (hosted on Medium) on how young Hong Kongers’ dislike of Facebook changed their protest organization was cited by several research papers, including Protest, pandemic, & platformisation in Hong Kong: Towards cities of alternatives by Yung Au and RAND Corporation’s An Exploratory Examination of Agent-Based Modeling for the Study of Social Movements
Where is the General Theory of the 21st Century?
Our flagship interview series — “Where is the General Theory of the 21st Century?” — delves into the evolution of macroeconomics post-2008. Featuring leading macroeconomists sharing their latest research and perspectives, we offer distinctive insights into the field’s most interesting questions.
