marginalrevolution.com - 2/6/2009
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1. Paul Romer on creating good banks . 2. Another application of Modigliani-Miller ? 3. How fiscal stimulus fared in Japan . 4. More economic advisers for Obama , including Tyson and Feldstein on a council. 5. What is conservatism ?
marginalrevolution.com - 2/4/2009
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1. Professor retakes the GRE . 2. Search
theory, Canadian style . 3. Stimulus for bloggers ;...
there are many good reasons for doing this. 4. Does Godzilla motivate terrorists ? 5. Is New Orleans finally recovering ?
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marginalrevolution.com - 2/2/2009
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1. Vote for Jesus ? 2. What would
Larry Summers do ? 3. Beatle songs ranked ;...
but they are way wrong on many, for instance "I Wanna Be Your Man" is way worse than the excellent "Good Day Sunshine."
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marginalrevolution.com - 2/8/2009
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1. China prodigy of the day . 2.
Johnny Cash and Louis Armstrong (YouTube). 3. Models of...
correlations among risks , by Robert Engel, and here . 4. What really caused the crisis? A good short piece . 5. Brad Delong lists the cuts in the ...
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EconLog: Library of Economics and Liberty —
... on conservatism and Sarah Palin. The Republican party has been the party of cultural populism and economic elitism, and the Democrats have been the party of cultural elitism and economic populism. Anything from Tyler Cowen's list that I have not already mentioned.
What can we learn from Japan? (by Russell Roberts)
Cafe Hayek —
... (albeit slightly schizophrenic) in the New York Times (HT: Tyler) on Japan's attempt to spend its way to recovery. Here are few highlights: ...
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marginalrevolution.com 10/30/2008 — 1. The new Princeton University Press blog
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marginalrevolution.com 1/21/2009 — 1. An interpretation of new and old BSG: is this for real ? Or is it satire? 2. Anti-baby-theft devices . 3. The long lags of fiscal policy . 4. Marty Lederman, anti-torture critic, to join the Obama administration .
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marginalrevolution.com 3/30/2009 — 1. Discussion of money illusion in economics journals : a graph (over time) and discussion.
2. The crisis: who wrote the software ?
3. Top young economists ? I can think of a few who are missing...but here is the working papers page for ...
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marginalrevolution.com 11/27/2008 — 1. Indian classical music links , including to YouTube
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marginalrevolution.com 11/30/2008 — 1. Prices, Poverty, and Inequality: Why Americans are Better Off Than You Think , by Christian Broda and David E. Weinstein. The full text is free on-line at the link.
2. The economics of Scientology .
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marginalrevolution.com 6/2/2009 — 1. Martin Feldstein criticizes cap and trade ; Robert Murphy takes a look at its costs . 2. Assorted links, meta-style . 3. A summary of the Garn-St. Germain Act and what it did and didn't do. 4. How Rhode Island accidentally decriminalized ...
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marginalrevolution.com 3/17/2009 —
Everything you want to know about smart grids from the very smart Lynne Kiesling.
"In the hubbub surrounding President Obama’s
decision to cap salaries of commercial-bank CEOs at $500,000 (if they
receive future federal funds), the ...
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marginalrevolution.com 6/27/2009 — 1. China theory of the day: The Chinese save so much to compete for mates . Should I believe it? 2. Paying interest on reserves , and why it should be easy to end nascent inflationary pressures. Do I believe it? 3. Markets in ...
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marginalrevolution.com 5/22/2009 — Brad DeLong and Matt Yglesias, trendsetters of the blogosphere if there were any, are assembling "assorted links" once a day or so. As do I and Yves Smith, not to mention the Herculean efforts of Mark Thoma. Does anyone click on ...
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