An Economist's Halloween 2020: Guess the Costume!

Think you’re an econ nerd? Well, put your skills to test with 6 new econ-themed costumes!

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[MarginalRevolutionUniversity]

Reminder: Please don’t post your guesses in the comments! We want to make sure everyone gets a fair shake. Thanks! 👻

[paranoidandroid]

They are all MMT because they are dedly jokes.

[nituldeshptha]

Damn! It looks like I missed this one. I'm going to put down what I believe are the answers, so let me know if I'm right (or wrong)

1. Division of labor or labour, depending on how you want to say it
2. Monetary Equilibrium
3. Laffer Curve (Although in this case, it was more like a Laugher Curve!)
4. I would feel like every agent involved in the economic process, since even though they all want to push the economy to its peak and enjoy its prosperity, the markets must eventually fall to their troughs and undergo a recession

[Daniel-itls]

I'm only sure about the first two

[akrylic_]

The Sysiphus one is so confusing... Anyone have any idea?

[sofia.eris.bauhaus]

aaw, i'm pretty sure i got two of them. then again, i also don't know what "guns and butter" means. sounds like an american thing. :P

[mahisachdeva]

Will we recieve a mail of how many we got right?

[阿陽-jw]

By using google, I guess the last one is The Labors of Sisyphus.

[vinayakansajeev]

I didn't make any sense of guns and butter. 🙄

[alirezaasadi]

Labor market
Equilibrium
Flexibility
Discouraged unemployment I guess