Results for “assorted links”

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1. The Portugal 3-year note is now yielding over 20 percent.

2. Profile of Deirdre McCloskey.

3. Is cap and trade dead in California?

4. The globalization and stagnation debate in the UK.

5. Lego man in space.

1. Via Chris F. Masse, alligator eats capitalist.

2. Pizza topping mark-ups.

3. Markets in everything the culture that is Japan.

4. Trade Diversion economics blog.

5. Symposium on how to fix the housing market, including me.

1. The incentives facing indie rock stars.

2. How many people were killed by the antitrust case against Microsoft?

3. Get Qualia Coffee with your alternative currency, not science fiction.

4. Blame STEM faculty?

5. Do snipers dehumanize their victims?

1. Dan Drezner has a very good post on the future of the United States.

2. Is cybersecurity a public good?

3. Tom Vanderbilt on driverless cars, and the new world of private aerial drones.

4. The 57-page Summers memo on fiscal stimulus (pdf, btw I have not read it yet).  Kevin Drum adds comment.

5. Is there a connection between social values and economic stagnation?

1. How big does the bazooka have to be?

2. Claims about the alpha male myth.

3. Larry Summers on education.

4. Why should a captain be last to leave the ship?

5. Famous figures and diagrams in economics, Whaples and Blaug together in one link.

1. An outline of libertarian class analysis.

2. Eric Schwitzgebel on “crazyism”, and other interesting matters.

3. David Colander’s code of ethics for economists (pdf).

4. Do we in fact become more conservative as we age?

5. Good essay on the euro predicament.

1. The rise and fall of personal computing.

2. How well has Japan really been doing?

3. Is health care spending finally under control?

4. How to dominate a metro station.

5. A conspiracy theory about how timeline is so bad.

6. My 2006 post on whether future generations pay for deficits.

1. Salary-contingent university fees.

2. Class, caste, and genes.

3. Can Mitt Romney repeal Obamacare?

4. Paul Romer on dynamic regulation (pdf), very good piece.

5. Are cartels an emergent phenomenon?

1. David Frum is right about the pipeline.

2. The 1% and economics majors.

3. Good Julian Sanchez post on SOPA.

4. Stuff New Yorkers say, short fun video, hat tip Yana, who says it is really yuppies who moved to New York, not New Yorkers.  Here is stuff no one says.

5. Scott Winship on economic doom; an overview of many of his points.

1. The contributions of Michael Mussa.

2. Via Chris F. Masse, how will Apple enter the textbooks market?

3. The new Ben Casnocha/Reid Hoffman book.

4. Incentives matter, Indonesia style.

5. How is real estate evolving in the DC area?, by Steven Pearlstein.

6. Why aren’t the Chinese better at soccer?

7. Joe Nocera on Dodd-Frank and complexity risk.

1. A claim that China will democratize, and soon.

2. Why is household formation slow?  and Caplan reviews Murray.

3. Taleb podcast on antifragility, with Russ Roberts.

4. Why are fewer Puerto Ricans playing major league baseball?

5. Liberty Fund has a blog.

1. Jeffrey Sachs on libertarianism.

2. Art Carden’s philosophy of teaching.

3. Is Google giving up on search?

4. Profile on Donald Shoup on parking.

5. What kind of innovation is coming to cars and should we be impressed?

6. Is the open-plan office a good idea?

1. How much do interest rates affect housing prices? (pdf)

2. How much does the current account still matter?

3. Duolingo, and are Americans really so monolingual?

4. The persistence of Amanda Hocking.

5. Lant Pritchett guest-blogging on cash transfers.

1. Squid wars in South America.

2. Research ethics in China.

3. Are you wasting your time organizing email (pdf)?

4. What is new with the high-risk health care pools?

5. What would happen if you jumped into lava?

1. Thomas Quasthoff to retire from singing.

2. High MP animals.

3. Why is Mexico losing its war on drugs?  And how well is Colombia doing these days?

4. The dangers of mental substitution, and if you wish to read optimism about the eurozone (pdf).

5. Superheroes and intergenerational mobility.

6. Update on claims about the new cold fusion; if nothing else this is worth reporting in expected value terms.