Tag: roundup

• Duncan Weldon: Five Thoughts on Brexit
• Olivier Blanchard: Boasting a bit…
• Paul Krugman: Trade and Jobs: A Note

Should Reads:

• Jeanna Smialek: Mary Daly, Dropout-Turned-Ph.D., Informs Yellen’s Job Market Outlook at Fed
• Andy Harless: Why I Like This Market
• Duncan Black: Concessions: “I do wonder how long the UK is going to try to convince itself that the rest of the EU is going to go along with this ‘free mobility for me but not for thee’ thing. What do you mean I can’t go wherever I want? Get the hell out of our country, Poles!”
• Links for the Week of July 3, 2016
• Live from Gehenna: Hoisted from Thirty Years Ago: “Elie Wiesel: Acceptance Speech
• Comment of the Day: Jacques Distler: A Star-of-David on a background of $100 bills?

• Ryan Avent: Everything Is Not OK
• Kevin O’Rourke: Markets and States are Complements
• Laurence Silberman: West Virginia Sues Federal Government for Trusting West Virginia
• Brainwrap: West Virginia Sues Federal Government for Trusting West Virginia
• James Pethokoukis: The Magical Thinking of America’s Pro-Brexit Conservatives

Should Reads:

• Raghuram G. Rajan (2005): Has Financial Development Made the World Riskier?
• Gene D’Avolio, Efi Gildor, and Andrei Shleifer (2001): Technology, Information Production,
  and Market Efficiency
• Emmanuel Saez: U.S. top one percent of income earners hit new high in 2015 amid strong economic growth
• Branko Milanovic: The greatest reshuffle of individual incomes since the Industrial Revolution
• Mohamed A. El-Erian: Brexit Forces Stretched Central Banks to Do More with Less
• The Supreme Court’s RomneyCare Decision and the Future of Health Care Reform: Hoisted from Four Years Ago
• Weekend Reading: Jeff Toobin: Clarence Thomas Has His Own Constitution
• Weekend Reading: Thomas Mallon: W Is for Why
• Live from Opinions-of-Shape-of-Earth-Differ Thinktank Land: Storify: Grumpy Cat Politics Schools Ben Bernanke
• What I Saw and Did Not See About the Macroeconomic Situation Eight Years Ago: Hoisted from the Archives
• Live from (Ω,?,?): Real poll-aggregation election forecasts! 538 is up and running…
• How Safe Are Bank Stocks, Anyway?: Graph of the Week

• Timothy B. Lee: Brexit Isn’t the Most Serious Threat to the EU — the Euro Is
• Jay Rosen: Facebook Backs Off on the View from Nowhere
• Andrew Golis: Comments Are Usually Garbage. We’re Adding Comments to This.!
• Dietrich Vollrath: The Persistence of “Technology”

Should Reads:

• Atrios: No One Will Listen To Me: “Even if your driverless cars work (they won’t in my lifetime), they won’t be cheap and they won’t solve congestion and they won’t magically get rid of the peak commuting problem. Of course we’ll all be telecommuting our 4 our work days by then. That’s been promised for decades, too…”
• Dani Rodrik: A Progressive Logic of Trade
• Mark Thoma: Why the Public Has Stopped Paying Attention to Economists
• John Quiggin: Reaping the Whirlwind
• Marion Fourcade and Kieran Healy: Seeing Like a Market
• Live from the Self-Made Gehenna of Brexit: Joe Weisenthal: ‘It just gets better and better in the UK’
• Make the Twitter You Want to See!
• Live from Westminster Palace: Storify: ‘Legitimacy’ and the Labour Party Leadership: A Rant

• Jared Diamond: Agriculture: The Worst Mistake in the History of the Human Race
• Tim Duy: Fed Once Again Overtaken by Events
• Paul Krugman (2015): Insiders, Outsiders, and U.S. Monetary Policy
• Steve Cecchetti and Kermit Schoenholtz: A Primer on Helicopter Money
• David Beckworth: 10 Yr @ 1.46%

Should Reads:

• Sharun Mukand and Dani Rodrik: The Political Economy of Liberal Democracy
• T.H. Marshall: Citizenship and Social Class
• Ted Truman: Brexit Is an Existential Threat to the European Union
• Which Thinkers Will Define Our Future?: Live at Project Syndicate
• : Live from Westeros: Fire and Lunch: #piecast: All Freys Must Pie!
• Live from Berlin: Alan Beattie: Merkel, the Great Procrastinator, Could Be Britain’s Saviour
• Time to Play Whack-a-Mole with the Expansionary-Austerity Confidence-Fairy Zombie Once Again!
• George Orwell: Wells, Hitler and the World State: Hoisted from Three Years Ago
• Monday DeLong Smackdown: Olivier Blanchard on How the Eurozone Can Be Strengthened After Brexit
• Live from the British Conservatives’ Self-Made Gehenna: I must say, were I mayor of Hamburg today…
• Live from the Republican Party’s Self-Made Gehenna: Storify: On the Meaning of Donald Trump’s Popularity in What the Atlantic Falsely Claims is the ‘Real America’
• Live from the Ottoman Empire: With British Conservatives–as with others I could name–it is boob bait for the bubbas all the way down…: Storify: The Strange, Sad Story of Ali Kemal, His Great-Grandson Boris, and the Romany Fortune Teller…
• No. Not Every Single Person in Western Kansas Loves All the Immigrants…
• Live from the British Conservatives’ Self-Made Gehenna: Can this be true? WTF!?!?!?: Wikipedia: Ali Kemal

• Danny Yagan: Enduring Employment Losses from the Great Recession?: Longitudinal Worker-Level Evidence
• Cardiff Garcia: Alphachat: Alan Taylor on financialisation, business cycles, and crises
• Laura Tyson and Eric Labaye: Jumpstarting Europe’s Economy

Should Reads:

• Peter Lindseth: The Quest for EU Reform after Brexit: Changes to the Role and Doctrines of the European Court of Justice
• Francesco Guariscio: EU plans moving bank regulator from London as euro zone eyes City business
• Francis Fukuyama: American Political Decay or Renewal?: “The American political system will not be fixed unless popular anger is linked to good policies…”
• Brad Setser: The Brexit’s Impact on Capital Flows
• Comment of the Day: Howard: When Did the Game Change?
• Must-Read: Laura Tyson and Eric Labaye: Jumpstarting Europe’s Economy
• Must-Read: Danny Yagan: Enduring Employment Losses from the Great Recession?: Longitudinal Worker-Level Evidence
• Live from the British Conservatives’ Self-Made Gehenna: The Full English Brexit

• Paul Krugman: Against Eurotimidity
• Dan Davies: Later
• Teebs: Brexit

Should Reads:

• Barry Eichengreen: What explains Britain’s Brexit shocker?
• Paul Krugman: Money: The Brave New Uncertainty of Mervyn King
• Justin Wolfers: A Family-Friendly Policy That’s Friendliest to Male Professors
• Clay Shirky (2003): Power Laws, Weblogs, and Inequality
• Eric Kaufman: Brexit Voters: NOT the Left Behind
• Weekend Reading: J. Bradford DeLong (2012): This Time, It Is Not Different: The Persistent Concerns of Financial Macroeconomics
• Weekend Reading: Cory Doctorow: How to Protect the Future Web from Its Founders’ Own Frailty
• Manu Saadia on Trekonomics at Books Inc. in Berkeley :: June 15, 2016
• Underappreciated Weblogger of the Month: A Baker’s Dozen from Richard Mayhew
• Live from the Little England of the Black Shorts: James Ball et al.: Stock Market Loses Billions As Banks And Housebuilders Suffer Hardest
• Weekend Reading: Martin Luther King, Jr. (1965): Address at the Conclusion of the Selma to Montgomery March
• Weekend Reading: John Maynard Keynes (1925): Am I a Liberal?
• Weekend Reading: From John Maynard Keynes (1919): The Economic Consequences of the Peace

• Paul Krugman: Brexit: The Morning After
• Felix Salmon: Little England Just Screwed Us All
• Charlie Stross: “Tomorrow Belongs to Me”
• Martin Wolf: Brexit: David Cameron, the Ex-Prime Minister, Took a Huge Gamble and Lost

Should Reads:

• FT Alphaville: Brexit: the monetarists weigh in | Banks — the Brexit reckoning | Footsie off 8.36 per cent at pixel | “Am I eligible for Irish citizenship?” | Finger in air, GBP forecasting edition | Anticipating the central banks | Brexit sell-side research pack — in the Long Room | BoE: “We have taken all the necessary steps to prepare for today’s events.” | London, fintech decelerator of the world | Camp Alphaville Emergency Brexit Update | We’ve reloaded the Brexit research pack in the Long Room… | This Brown Brothers Harriman finreg expert has some Brexit questions (annotated edition) | The risk to UK startup funding after Brexit | What markets think Brexit means for the Bank of England
• S&P 500 Return Calculator, with Dividend Reinvestment – DQYDJ
• Anton Howes: How Innovation Accelerated in Britain 1651-1851
• Hal R. Varian (1994): How to Build an Economic Model in Your Spare Time
• The King of Con-Men: Gregor MacGregor
• Justin Fox: The ‘War on Men’ in the Workplace
• Hillary for America: Affordable health care is a basic human right