Thursday, September 20, 2018
Links (9/20/18)
- A Smorgasbord Recession? (Wonkish) - Paul Krugman
- Political Pressure on Central Banks - Carola Binder
- Three Sudden Stops and a Surge - Brad Setser
- Japan’s Successful Economic Model - Adair Turner
- The economic cost of repellent leadership - VoxEU
- Foreign expansion, competition, and bank risk - VoxEU
- Tax cuts have not led to bonuses, wage or compensation growth - EPI
- Reflections by Bernanke, Geithner and Paulson (Video) - Brookings
- Saving the Planet Doesn’t Mean Killing Economic Growth - Bloomberg
- Controlling My Heating Bill Using Bayesian Model Averaging - Dave Giles
- Communicating Academic Economics Ideas to the General Public - Mathew Kahn
- Growth, well-being: policy should not be based on GDP alone - Micro Insights
- How the sterling money markets dried up - Bank Underground
- Update on US Health Insurance Coverage - Tim Taylor
- The increasing faith in macroprudential policies - VoxEU
- Kavanaugh and the Politics of Bad Faith - Paul Krugman
Posted by Mark Thoma on Thursday, September 20, 2018 at 10:53 AM in Economics, Links | Permalink Comments (259)
Monday, September 17, 2018
Links (9/17/18)
- The Credit Crunch and the Great Recession (Wonkish) - Paul Krugman
- Comments on monetary policy at the effective lower bound - Janet Yellen
- Why central banks should not be inflation nutters - VoxEU
- Can Trade Agreements Be a Friend to Labor? - Dani Rodrik
- What Do We Actually Know About the Economy? (Wonkish) - Paul Krugman
- Central Banks Strike Back Against Political Interference - Bloomberg
- Economics Gets It Wrong Because Research Is Hard to Replicate - Bloomberg
- Ten Years Ago - Economic Principals
- Output Gaps and Robust Monetary Policy Rules - Roberto Billi
- Charting the Financial Crisis - Brookings
- Can codetermination help fix America’s wage problem? - Lane Kenworthy
- The Most Addictive Theorem in Applied Mathematics - Scientific American
- The Economist as Public Intellectual - Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
- Interview with Chad Syverson - Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
- Ten Year House Price Volatility - Richard Green
- Another lesson of the GFC unlearnt - mainly macro
- We’re Measuring the Economy All Wrong - The New York Times
- Crisis firefighters still uninterested in fire prevention - FT
- The Fed's Floor System: Sayonara? - Macro Musings
- Tax Cuts Are Costing the U.S. Treasury Money - Bloomberg
- Economic Security Programs Cut Poverty Nearly in Half Over Last 50 Years - CBPP
- What We Should Have Learned From the 2008 Financial Crisis - Reinhart and Reinhart
- Could A Coalition of the “Friends of Turkey” Ride to Turkey’s Financial Rescue? - Brad Setser
Posted by Mark Thoma on Monday, September 17, 2018 at 10:39 AM in Economics, Links | Permalink Comments (374)
Thursday, September 13, 2018
Links (9/13/18)
- Botching the Great Recession - Paul Krugman
- Fed Interest-Rate Debate Misses the Bigger Picture - Tim Duy
- The financial crisis and the foundations for macroeconomics - Larry Summers
- The Makings of a 2020 Recession and Financial Crisis - Roubini & Rosa
- An overdue look at the effects of monopoly distortion - Financial Times
- What Do We Mean by Neutral in Monetary Policy? - Lael Brainard
- How the brain decides what to do in the face of danger - EurekAlert
- Radical Markets: a review - Stumbling and Mumbling
- Rebelling Against the Clean Plate Club - Tim Taylor
- Financial panic and credit disruptions in the 2007-09 crisis - Ben Bernanke
- What’s Going On with the Economy? It’s the Stimulus, Stupid - John Cassidy
- Interview with Philip Jefferson - The Region
- SWF+UBD - interfluidity
Posted by Mark Thoma on Thursday, September 13, 2018 at 11:41 AM in Economics, Links | Permalink Comments (302)
Tuesday, September 11, 2018
Links (9/11/18)
Not in the first three posts. It is in the fourth one.
I grabbed the data on 23 September. I find the word "debt" in Mark Thoma's links posted in 11 September, a dozen days back. It would seem debt is no longer a hot topic, these days.
The word "debt" occurs in the 55th link from the top of the page. At least 54 things are more important than debt.
If debt was the cause of our problems ten years back, then it remains the cause of our problems today. No matter ten years have passed.
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