MOAR Must-Reads:

• Noam N. Levey: In Louisiana, Rush to Sign Up for ObamaCare Highlights a 'Long Overdue' Demand for Health Insurance
• Eurointelligence: Economics Profession Doubling Down
• Kevin O'Rourke: Brexit Backlash Has Been a Long Time Coming
• Paul Krugman: No Right Turn
• Lawrence Summers: The Progressive Case for Pro-Growth Policies
• Paul Krugman:: Prudential Macro Policy: Monetary
• Barry Ritholtz: Let's Put the Lehman Bailout Debate to Rest
• Ben Bernanke: The Fed’s Shifting Perspective
• Donald Trump (2012): Time to Get Tough: Making America #1 Again
• Nicholas Crafts: Brexit: Lessons from History
• Paul Krugman:: Prudential Macro Policy: Fiscal
• Aaron Carroll: Helpless to Prevent Cancer? Actually, Quite a Bit Is in Your Control
• Paul Krugman: Murky Macroeconomics
• Ryan Avent: Absence of Evidence: The Fed Rethinking One Thing too Many
• Olivier Blanchard: Do DSGE Models Have a Future?
• Dan Diamond: Obamacare
• Nikola Koepka and Joerg Baten (2005): "The biological standard of living in Europe during the last two millennia"
• S. Dorn and M. Buettgens: The Cost to States of Not Expanding Medicaid
• Paul Krugman: The State of Macro Is Sad
• Tyler Cowen: The Roots of Trump Support
• Josh Brown: Reaction: Jesse Livermore--Boy Plunger
• Storify: I Think Tyler Cowen Is Confused About Social Choice and Investment-Spending Hurdle Rates: Lower than 2%: That's What the Social-Choice Calculus Produces, for Both Public Infrastructure and Private Capital
• Barry Eichengreen: Airing the IMF’s Dirty Laundry
• Jonathan A. Parker et al. (2011): Consumer Spending and the Economic Stimulus Payments of 2008

MOAR Links:

• Gabriel Debenedetti: Happy Sunday: Here's a reminder that Team Trump still has no official answer on Melania's immigration story. When did she come? What visa?
• Jonathan Cohn: For America’s poor, life expectancy statistics resemble those in developing countries
• Scott Lemieux: Note: American Presidential Elections Not Determined By Republican Primary Voters: Once Americans find out about Hillary Clinton’s all-quinoa diet, it will be Trump in a landslide..."
• D.R. Tucker: America Coming Together: In the name of stopping Donald Trump, will Mitt Romney formally endorse Hillary Clinton?
• Wendell Potter: The Insurance Empire Strikes Back: "Read between the lines: Industry's message is clear that obstruction of carrier mergers will mean a grim future for Obamacare's exchanges..."
• Paulo Mauro: Growth and debt-to-GDP ratios
• Rema Hanna
• Tommy Stubbington: Carney’s Great Cash Giveaway: Will the Bank of England succeed in rebooting Britain’s flagging post-Brexit economy?
• Jared Bernstein: What’s slowing growth? Sorry, conservatives: It’s not the size of governments
• Alice Chen et al.: Why Is Infant Mortality Higher in the United States Than in Europe?
• McKay Coppins: The Anxiety Of Being Marco Rubio
• Sarah Ellison: Exclusive: Inside the Fox News Bunker
• B.D. Summers et al.: Changes in Utilization and Health Among Low-Income Adults After Medicaid Expansion or Expanded Private Insurance
• Jon Brodkin: Google Fiber re-thinks plans as it considers wireless alternative
• Jonathan Gitlin: Running hot and cold with the 2017 Chevrolet Volt
• Rana Foroohar: Uberisation and the dangers of neo-serfdom
• Marc Sobel: @delong Claims He Invented Sub-Turing Evocation
• Scott Lemieux: Today in the Neoliberalism of the Neoliberal Barack Obama
• Izabella Kaminska: Bitfinex and a 36 per cent charge from the school of life
• Emily Breza, Supreet Kaur, and Yogita Shamdasani: The Morale Effects of Pay Inequality
• Jason P. Steed: I wrote my PhD dissertation on the social function of humor (in literature & film) and here's the thing about "just joking"...
• Tucker Eskew: What are the lessons of the Khan dustup for political pros and anti-Trump forces? Two big ones...
• Austin Frakt: Worthwhile California Initiative
• CPI-U, 1982-84=100
• Moritz Schularick and Solomos Solomou (2011): Tariffs and economic growth in the first era of globalization
• Ambrose Evans-Pritchard: Holy Grail of energy policy in sight as battery technology smashes the old order
• Geoffrey Harcourt (1969): Some Cambridge Controversies in the Theory of Capital
• Ottoman Taverna
• Jon Favreau: How the Republican Party Became a Failed State
• Chris Arnade: "Spent morning with McDonald's old man group in Huntington WV. Most raised in rural coal country (Mingo county)..."
• Chris Lee: Hydrogen molecule falls to quantum computer: Quantum computer calculates ground state of hydrogen with just two qubits
• Niccolò Machiavelli (1513): Letter to Vettori
• Cheaply Manufacturing Extended Trollage via Sub-Turing Evocations: Threat or Menace? Weblogging (2013)
• 140 Words: Sub-Turing Evocations
• Erasmus, Tolkien, Clark Kerr, and Californium (2009)
• Robert Scott (2011): Heading South: U.S.-Mexico Trade and Job Displacement after NAFTA
• Per Kurowski: 22 reasons for why I believe the bank regulators in the Basel Committee are complete idiots… or something worse
• Anton Howes: How Innovation Accelerated in Britain 1651-1851:
• Josh Bivens: Why is recovery taking so long—and who’s to blame?
• Yuliya Demyanyk et al.: Does Fiscal Stimulus Work when Recessions Are Caused by Too Much Private Debt?: