He seemed to pay little attention to the macroeconomic, monetary and policy issues I have mostly been working on over the years.
For my part, I found his methodological work very insightful but did not have the time, or perhaps the patience, to follow him in his extremely detailed reconstructions of possible “estimates” of measures of economic activity, and possibly of well-being, essential to ensure the high quality historical studies that he considered necessary, and worth being involved with.