Wednesday, 30 April 2014

More econ links

  Every bookmark is 10-15 articles that aren't insightful enough. These are from 2012-ish

Charting economic decline II: BRIC-a-brac | The Economist Bagehot: Glory and hope | The Economist bKCUN.gif (GIF Image, 500 × 278 pixels) Angela Merkel: “I don’t do dinner parties." | The Economist Inequality: Complex machines, simple cogs | The Economist Tory modernisers are taking a radical view of the state - Telegraph Brad DeLong: A Half Now Completely Written Platonic Dialogue on What the Federal Reserve Is Doing--or Not Doing--Right Now… It's class, not age, that could bring the NHS tumbling down – Telegraph Blogs Why exactly is it so expensive for us to own a home? | | Independent Econoblog Blogs John Rentoul: Nothing can be made cheaper painlessly - John Rentoul - Commentators - The Independent The monetary Maginot of the Gold Standard – Telegraph Blogs GSA Deploys Goat Herd to Save Energy, Money Civic pride is alive and well – but no thanks to Cameron | Catherine Bennett | Comment is free | The Observer Puma vs Adidas: Return of the battle of the boots - Europe - World - The Independent A new global elite is on the march – Telegraph Blogs 8 Mind-Blowing Realities of Our Future Full of Old People | Cracked.com Big government is bad for manufacturing in Britain – Telegraph Blogs 5 Hilariously Low-Tech Weapons Against Dangerous Animals | Cracked.com Controlling inflation with gold vs economists | FT Long Short market-monetarism-13092011.pdf (application/pdf Object) Stephen Williamson: New Monetarist Economics: Managing a Liqudity Trap: Monetary and Fiscal Policy Another this time is different that’s not actually different, global industrial production recovery edition | FT Alphaville Life Expectancy of the Living Dead - NYTimes.com Merry Christmas and a recessionary new year | FT Alphaville TheMoneyIllusion » Odds and ends Noahpinion: Desire Modification: the ultimate technology Why are observations of inflation so biased? And biased by gender? You Fight With Bank Of America Over Bad Mortgages, Bank Of America Fights Back « Dealbreaker: Wall Street Insider – Financial News, Headlines, Commentary and Analysis – Hedge Funds, Private Equity, Banks Reasons to doubt official economic forecasts | Ben Chu | Independent Eagle Eye Blogs The Volokh Conspiracy » Prisoner Offshoring, or Gaolbalization The “Export Price Norm” saved Australia from the Great Recession « The Market Monetarist jep2.pdf (application/pdf Object) mainly macro: The danger of self-fulfilling output gap pessimism Potential output: Risking permanent damage | The Economist Growth: Markets, broad and deep | The Economist Tim Harford — Article — How Adam Smith could help the Church Stringer Bell's Macroeconomics - YouTube The Wire - Stringer Bell learns the basics of Macroeconomics - YouTube The economy of ‘Breaking Bad’ - Towards a leisure society Lies, damn lies and GDP | Business | guardian.co.uk Worry about the zombie economy, not zombie companies | Ben Chu | Independent Eagle Eye Blogs James Bond economics: Casino Royale was all about the financial crisis | The Economist Unemployment, good thing or bad thing? - Towards a leisure society Stop talking rubbish about 3D printing – Telegraph Blogs Magnus on China’s investment cliff | FT Alphaville Grice moves on | FT Alphaville Britmouse just came up with the coolest idea of the year « The Market Monetarist It’s Time to Print Money and Buy Spain « uneconomical When love alone isn’t enough - Telegraph I Figured Out What Scott Sumner Is Talking About « Uneasy Money OBR's supply pessimism could be the ruin of this government - Telegraph A cautionary tale of inflation and growth - FT.com Greg Mankiw's Blog: Taxes per Person TheMoneyIllusion » There’s nothing I enjoy more than defending the indefensible Why the British elite insist on more austerity (it's not that they're stupid) | Richard Seymour | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk Two-thirds of millionaires left Britain to avoid 50p tax rate - Telegraph What Would a Utopian 15 Hour Work Week Really Look Like? - Forbes worldofinterest Derrida: A Biography by Benoît Peeters - review | Books | The Guardian 

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