Noted for the Evening of October 6, 2015

Must- and Should-Reads:

• Tim Wu: What Ever Happened to Google Books?
• Matthew Yglesias: “The valid point that people raise about new construction
• Nicholas Bagley, Amitabh Chandra, and Austin Frakt: Correcting Signals for Innovation in Health Care
• Marshall Steinbaum: How much would increasing top income tax rates reduce inequality?
• Costas Cavounidis and Kevin Lang: Discrimination and Worker Evaluation
• James Tobin (1963): Commercial Banks as Creators of “Money”
• Steven Pearlstein: The smartest economist you’ve never heard of
• Paul Krugman: The Investment Accelerator and the Woes of the World
• Paul Krugman: Puzzled By Peter Gourevitch
• Paul Krugman: Enemies of the Sun
• Kriston Capps: “Why Boulder is taking pre-emptive measures against density, zoning changes, and affordable housing. Bad ones…”

Might Like to Be Aware of:

• David Aron Levine: Medium Proves Innovation Still Works
• Jay Hathaway: You Don’t Pass a Pool Fencing Law After a Child Drowns, Says JEB!, Who Did Just That
• Jared Bernstein: [‘The Martian’ isn’t just a great movie. It’s an important movie(https://www.washingtonpost.com/posteverything/wp/2015/10/05/the-martian-isnt-just-a-great-movie-its-an-important-movie/)
• Noah Smith: Oh Ya Think?: Ezra Klein: “New research suggests we’ve been overestimating the effectiveness of our best treatments for depression: http://bit.ly/1PeZ0lP“
• Kieran Healy: Soc 880: Data Visualization