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Families
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- Income & Earnings Volatility
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Things to Read on the Morning of March 24, 2015

Must- and Should-Reads:

Morning Must-Read: Dan Davies: How Secular Stagnation Came to Smurf Village
Òscar Jordà, Moritz Schularick, and Alan M. Taylor: Mortgaging the Future?
Nighttime Must-Read: Adam Ozimek: Dirty Energy Taxes and Clean Energy Innovation
Afternoon Must-Read: Dan Drezner: Free Speech on Campus Is Not Simple
Nighttime Must-Read: Simon Wren-Lewis: Default Panic and Other Tall Stories
Nighttime Must-Read: Jay Rosen: “Claims that climate science is a hoax, that human action is not a factor

Might Like to Be Aware of:

Nighttime Must-Read: Charles Stenholm**: How Tip O’Neill and Ronald Reagan would make this Congress work
Jan Ebberler: “This blog is a scholarly experiment… the space where I can work through ideas and arguments for a book project on Trajan, the Senate and Republicanism… how emperor-senate relations are preserved in the textual and material record from Caesar to Trajan; and… picking apart why Trajan becomes memorialized as… Optimus Princeps…”
Bryan Bishop: I just saw the first movie from Oculus, and it is the future
Wikipedia: Judith and Holofernes
Steve Connor: Gulf Stream Is Slowing Down Faster than Ever
Steven Levy: The War Over Who Steve Jobs Was

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