Things to Read on the Morning of June 26, 2015

Must- and Should-Reads:

• David Boddy et al.**: Ten Economic Facts about Financial Well-Being in Retirement
• Must-Read: Tony Atkinson: After Piketty?
• Thomas Piketty: A Practical Vision of a More Equal Society
• Robert Solow and Paul Krugman: Inequality: What Can Be Done?
• Dean Baker: The 2001 Recession Actually Was Really Bad News
• Must-Read: Viral V. Acharya and Hassan Naqvi: On Reaching for Yield and the Coexistence of Bubbles and Negative Bubbles

• Peter Suderman: Why the GOP Can’t Win on Health Care
  Might Like to Be Aware of:

• Donald Knuth: The Art of Computer Programming: Random Numbers

• Adam Weinstein: Here Are [Bill Keller and] Some [Other] Top New York Times Editors Joking About Mass Killings
• Leah Finnegan: Woman [Alessandra Stanley] Who Cannot Accurately Describe Things to “Report” for NYT
• Economista Dentata: Dietrich Bonhoeffer: “We have been silent witnesses of evil deeds…. Are we still of any use?”
• Richard J. Evans: The Anatomy of Hell