Noted for Lunchtime on November 9, 2015

Must- and Should-Reads:

• Mark Thoma: ‘Economic Policy Splits Democrats’
• Marshall Steinbaum: Thomas Piketty at the University of Chicago
• Noah Smith: Case-Deaton and the Human Capital Debate
• David M. Cutler and Adriana Lleras-Muney (2006): Education and Health: Evaluating Theories and Evidence
• Nassau Senior
• Paul Krugman: Austerity’s Grim Legacy
• Brad DeLong: Albert Hirschman’s Linkages, Economic Growth, and Convergence Yet Again…
• Simon Wren-Lewis: Bernanke on Austerity and the Fiscal Charter
• Scott Lemieux: “Shorter Tyler Cowen: if you set aside the most egalitarian parts of the ACA, it is less egalitarian than you probably think.”

And Over Here:

• Might Like to Be Aware of:

• Dylan Matthews: Ben Carson admitted a key part of his life story was false. And other parts look fishy

• Paul Waldmann: “Carson is angrily denying the allegation that he was not in fact a danger to those around him…”
• Stephen Marche: James Bond in Spectre–A Farewell to Daniel Craig’s 007
• Dumb Cuneiform. We’ll take your tweets and make them permanent clay tablets…
• Mike Duncan: On Ben Carson: “There’s nothing quite so ballsy as fabricating a story to show off how honest you are…”
• Robert Farley: Misfire: 5 Wars America Should Never Have Fought
• Roy Edroso: With Ben Carson’s Truthiness in Question, Rightbloggers Rage Against ‘Liberal Media’