Things to Read on the Evening of June 1, 2015

Must- and Should-Reads:

• Gavyn Davies: Has the rethinking of macroeconomic policy been successful?
• Chris Mack: The Multiple Lives of Moore’s Law
• Mike Konczal: What’s Left After Higher Education Is Dismantled
• Must-Read: Ah! Here we are: trade, trust, Obama, Warren, Politico, and journamalism
• James Kwak: Geo-Engineering Doesn’t Reduce Long-Term Risk
• Must-Read: Matthew Yglesias: 5 Overhyped Trends that Turned Out to Just Be a Big Recession

Over at Equitable Growth—The Equitablog

• Nick Bunker: Is rising U.S. income inequality due to inequality inside individual firms?

Might Like to Be Aware of:

• James Kwak: Geo-Engineering Doesn’t Reduce Long-Term Risk

• Must-Read: Matthew Yglesias: 5 Overhyped Trends that Turned Out to Just Be a Big Recession
• Timothy Garton Ash: Xi Jinping’s China is the greatest political experiment on Earth
• Jay Rosen: Why does the product (campaign coverage) get made before a majority of users are even in the market…