Procrastinating on January 29, 2017
Over at Equitable Growth: Must- and Should-Reads:
- Francis Wilkinson: Women Delivered a Body Blow to Trump's Populism: "If Trump embodies the people, who were those millions of bodies insisting that he doesn't represent them?...
- Larry Summers: Economy under Trump: Plan for the Worst: "There has not been so much anxiety about U.S. global leadership or about the sustainability of market-oriented democracy at any time in the past half-century...
- Noah Smith: The Ways That Pop Economics Hurt America: "Someone needed to write a book about how economic theory has been abused in American politics...
- Kevin Drum: NAFTA Is Really Not a Big Deal: "How big an impact did NAFTA have on the US economy?...
- Bill McBride: These Are Not Normal Times: "These are not normal times...
- David Anderson: Trump and the Global Creative Class: "Amitabh Chandra: 'Immigration ban and the fear they create is a giant tax on US universities and US innovation... research and R&D will move abroad'...
- Benjamin Wittes: Malevolence Tempered by Incompetence: Trump’s Horrifying Executive Order on Refugees and Visas: The malevolence of President Trump’s Executive Order on visas and refugees is mitigated chiefly...
- Alan Smith and Federica Cocco: [The huge disparities in US life expectancy in five charts][]: "Inequality means that individuals in the US have very different experiences...
- [Wanted: A Readable Polanyi… | Equitable Growth][]
- No. NAFTA Didn’t Kill American Manufacturing Employment: Afterthoughts | Equitable Growth
Interesting Reads:
- Gary Cohn (investment banker)
- Donald Trump is already an awful president: Peregrine Fissell: Americans Think Trump Will Be an Awful President
- Kevin Drum: Yet Again, Republicans Demonstrate the Mean-Spiritedness at the Dark Heart of Their Party
- Steve M.: Republicans Aren't Cowards For Falling in Line Behind Trump—They're Worse
- Dean Clancy: Why Trump and the GOP Won't Repeal and Replace Obamacare
- Chad Stone: No One Wins Trade Wars: Trump's 'America first' trade policy will be bad for working Americans...
- Michael L. Dertouzos, Robert M. Solow, and Richard K. Lester (1989): Made in America: Regaining the Productive Edge (Cambridge: MIT Press: 0262041006) <http://amzn.to/2kH6JSv>
- Stephen S. Cohen and John Zysman (1987): Manufacturing Matters: The Myth of the Post-Industrial Economy (New York: Basic Books) <http://amzn.to/2kGX65V>
- Vaclav Smil (2013): Made in the USA: The Rise and Retreat of American Manufacturing (Cambridge: MIT Press: 0262528355) <http://amzn.to/2kg52u6>
- Sue Helper: Supply Chains and Equitable Growth
- Philip Delves Broughton: America business is the master, not victim, of globalisation: If businesses saw more value in investing in US workers, they could have done so...
- My Keynes Lecture, and Reviews of Skidelsky's Keynes Biography
And Over Here:
- Reading: Barry Eichengreen (2008): Globalizing Capital: A History of the International Monetary System
- Wanted: A Readable Polanyi...
- Links for the Week of January 29, 2017
- Should-Read: Alan Smith and Federica Cocco: The huge disparities in US life expectancy in five charts: "Inequality means that individuals in the US have very different experiences...
- Should-Read: I believe that Mike Pence, Mitch McConnell, and Paul Ryan need to start the process of invoking the 25th Amendment in order to properly assess the situation: Benjamin Wittes: Malevolence Tempered by Incompetence: Trump’s Horrifying Executive Order on Refugees and Visas: The malevolence of President Trump’s Executive Order on visas and refugees is mitigated chiefly...
- No. NAFTA Didn't Kill American Manufacturing Employment: Afterthoughts 5
- Should-Read: David Anderson: Trump and the Global Creative Class: "Amitabh Chandra: 'Immigration ban and the fear they create is a giant tax on US universities and US innovation... research and R&D will move abroad'...
- Must-Read: Kevin Drum: NAFTA Is Really Not a Big Deal: "How big an impact did NAFTA have on the US economy?...
- Should-Read: Bill McBride: These Are Not Normal Times
- Reading: Robert Allen (2011): Global Economic History: A Very Short Introduction, chapter 5
- Reading: Robert Allen (2011): Global Economic History: A Very Short Introduction, chapter 6
- Reading: Robert Allen (2011): Global Economic History: A Very Short Introduction, chapter 7
- Reading: Robert Allen (2011): Global Economic History: A Very Short Introduction, chapter 8
- Reading: Robert Allen (2011): Global Economic History: A Very Short Introduction, chapter 9
- Robert Allen (2011): Global Economic History: A Very Short Introduction, Epilogue
- Reading: Guillaume Daudin et al.: Globalization 1870-1914
- Reading: Norman Angell (1909): Europe's Optical Illusion, chapters 6-9
- Reading: John Maynard Keynes (1919): The Economic Consequences of the Peace, chs. 1-2
- Reading: Vladimir Lenin (1902): What Is to Be Done?
- Trolls...
- Reading: Patrick O'Brien: European Economic Development: The Contribution of the Periphery
- Reading: Lant Pritchett (1997): Divergence, Bigtime
- Reading: William Nordhaus: Do Real-Output and Real-Wage Measures Capture Reality?
- For the Weekend...: Postmodern Jukebox: Paparazzi
- We Are Live and Ready to Go with Reddit AMA: http://reddit.com/r/IAMA
- Must-Read: It's not just "pop economics" by "pop economists". It's bad economics by senior and (formerly) well-respected economists: Noah Smith: The Ways That Pop Economics Hurt America: "Someone needed to write a book about how economic theory has been abused in American politics...
- Should-Read: Larry Summers: Economy under Trump: Plan for the Worst: "There has not been so much anxiety about U.S. global leadership or about the sustainability of market-oriented democracy at any time in the past half-century...
- Should-Read: Francis Wilkinson: Women Delivered a Body Blow to Trump's Populism: "If Trump embodies the people, who were those millions of bodies insisting that he doesn't represent them?...
- Weekend Reading: Bonnie Kristian: We're All Public Intellectuals Now
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