Links for the Week of February 28, 2016
Most-Recent Must-Reads:
Most-Recent Links:
- : Keynes’s Early Work on Monetary Policy
- : Fiscal Policy Success Is All About Monetary Policy
- : Reporter accuses wrong person of... discussing legitimate & reasonable concerns: "The Intercept needs to exercise some quality control. If its management does its job, I would be surprised if Lee Fang remains employed there..."
- : Iran Election: Reformists Win All 30 Tehran Seats
- (2015): The Financial Crisis: Lessons for the Next One
- : A massive class action over risk corridors
- (2012): The Ascendance of Elizabeth Warren
MOAR Must-Reads:
- : Romer and Romer on Friedman
- : Senator Sanders's Proposed Policies and Economic Growth
- : Citi: Increasing chance that winter is indeed coming
- : US voters rage against potholed roads and poisoned water
- : "Answering @rortybomb
- : On Twitter
- : A New Deal for Europe
MOAR Links:
- : Current climate models are grossly misleading
- : Scalia’s Death Prompts Dow to Settle Antitrust Lawsuits for $835 Million
- : Crypto Wars II
- : What Happened to the Great Divergence?
- (2013): Obamacare Opposition Is Totally Cynical
- : What explains the rise in income inequality at the top of the income distribution?
- : How the student debt crisis affects African Americans and Latinos
- : Equitable Growth in Conversation
- (1960): The Problem of Social Cost
- (1937): The Nature of the Firm
- : Why Canada should foster a ‘second-chance’ society
- : Unprecedented
- : Misbehaving: The Making of Behavioral Economics
- : "Son, Back In My Day Justice Scalia's 'Originalism' Was Highly Influential." "Really?"
- : "A few thoughts on Longform: (1/356)"
- : "I spent literally years making fun of righty econ bloggers for saying there are "Keynesians" out there who think multipliers are always big."
- Wolfram|Alpha: Computational Knowledge Engine
- : If You Give a Proxy a Rifle
- : Takahashi Korekiyo and Fiscal Stimulus in Japan in the 1930s
- : Central bankers on the defensive as weird policy becomes even weirder
- : The Most Important Apple Executive You’ve Never Heard Of
- The Ghost of Takahashi Haunts Abenomics
- : Opt Out
- : The Margins of Global Sourcing: Theory and Evidence from U.S. Firms
- : A massive class action over risk corridors
- : IMF calls on G20 to take ‘bold’ action
- : Carbon inequities, climate change, and complementary solutions
