Economics
9 economics skills. Trigger: economic modeling, policy analysis, macroeconomic data, FRED. Design: theory plus empirical methods with standard economics databases.From its SKILL.md
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Economics — 9 Skills
Select the skill matching the user's need, then read its SKILL.md.
| Skill | Description |
|---|---|
| behavioral-economics-guide | Behavioral economics research methods and key frameworks |
| development-economics-guide | Apply development economics research methods and data sources |
| fred-api | Federal Reserve Economic Data API for US economic indicators |
| imf-data-api-guide | Retrieve IMF economic indicators, exchange rates, and country data |
| nber-working-papers-api | Access NBER working papers and economic research datasets |
| post-labor-economics | Post-labor economies with automation, UBI, and wealth distribution |
| pricing-psychology-guide | Behavioral economics in pricing strategies and consumer decisions |
| repec-economics-api | Access 4M+ economics working papers and articles via RePEc API |
| world-bank-data-guide | Access World Bank development indicators and country statistics |
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