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Knowledge Problem

• Friday Music Fun: Radar vs. Wolf
• Course video 3: David Ricardo on rent and on trade
• Course video 2: Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations
• How cool WAS that? Not that cool, it turns out.
• Course video 1: Smith’s Theory of Moral Sentiments

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• Some natural gas posts worth reading
• Happy birthday Hayek!
• Planet Money’s t-shirt project
• Nest and technology-service bundling
• OPEC: Threat or menace…?

Institutional Economics

• Sovereign Wealth Funds and Fiscal Responsibility
• Foreign Exchange Market Intervention a Risk to Taxpayers
• Australia as Poster Child for the New Market Monetarism?
• The CIS Journal ‘Policy’ has a New Editor
• Compulsory Super at 20: ‘Libertarian Paternalism’ Without the Libertarianism

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• Foreign Direct Investment in Australia Following the Australia-US Free Trade Agreement
• The Asian Century is So Last Century
• Public Debt Crisis & Fiscal Solutions: My Interview with Jan Libich
• Why US Monetary Policy is Too Tight
• Restructuring Prudential Bank Regulation in the Light of the GFC

Keith Hennessey

• Boasting about a 4.2% deficit?
• A mistake in my deficit post
• CBO’s new deficit estimate
• Eight problems with the Heritage immigration cost estimate
• Opposing the President’s FHFA nomination

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• George W. Bush is smarter than you
• How filibusters work and why they are so rare
• What if the sequester was a true across-the-board spending cut?
• A flawed attempt to assign blame
• Skynotfall

VoxEU.org: Recent Articles

• Service-sector reforms enhance manufacturing productivity: Evidence from Indonesia
• Integrating monetary policy and macroprudential regulation
• Iceland’s post-Crisis economy: A myth or a miracle?
• Helicopter money as a policy option
• Fiscal prioritisation: Lessons from three wars

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• Unleashing growth: The decline of innovation-blocking institutions
• Cuddly or not, the design of worker insurance is critically important
• Views among economists: Are economists really so divided?
• Why reforms fail: Political-economy forces and agriculture in Africa
• Do patent rights impede follow-on innovation?

Midwest Economy

• Reshoring discussion
• Seventh District Update
• Will Efforts to Fix Illinois Budget Hamper Economic Growth?
• An Update on 2012 GSP Growth Forecasts
• Managing Economic Development in Uncertain Fiscal Times

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• Seventh District Update
• Conference to Explore the Economic Impacts of Enhanced Domestic Energy Production from Shale Gas and Oil Extraction
• New Issues in Immigration Research
• Seventh District Update
• Introducing the Michigan Economy Blog
• Fossil Fuel Prospects and Location
• Seventh District Update
• Will America’s Boom in Energy Production Give Manufacturing a Boost?
• Farmers’ Markets and Local Foods Flourishing in the Midwest
• Government Employment in the Seventh District

Organizations and Markets

• Rise of the Three-Essays Dissertation
• More Bad News for Microfinance
• Keynes in the Spotlight
• Jackson Nickerson at SMG
• Online Education, Organizational Diversity, and Higher Education

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• Institutions and Economic Change
• Cognition and Capabilities
• Clusters of Entrepreneurship and Innovation
• Google-Linked Scholarship
• The Klein Revolution

Donald Marron

• The World’s Most Traveled Bird is Still At It
• Should Economists Pay More Attention to Politics?
• Immigration, Dynamic Scoring, and CBO
• Inflation Remains Below Fed Target
• What’s the Mix of Spending and Revenue in the President’s Deficit Reduction Proposal?

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• Best Zombie Movie?
• Conservative Principles for Environmental Reform
• Low-Income Students Aim Low in College Applications
• A New Gig Starting June
• The Egalitarian, Cosmopolitan Core of Economics

Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science

• To Throw Away Data: Plagiarism as a Statistical Crime
• Recently in the sister blog
• Evaluating Columbia University’s Frontiers of Science course
• What happened that the journal Psychological Science published a paper with no identifiable strengths?
• Prose is paragraphs, prose is sentences

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• Where do theories come from?
• How can statisticians help psychologists do their research better?
• How do we choose our default methods?
• Does quantum uncertainty have a place in everyday applied statistics?
• Reputations changeable, situations tolerable
• GPstuff: Bayesian Modeling with Gaussian Processes
• Stan!
• A Structural Comparison of Conspicuous Consumption in China and the United States
• OpenData Latinoamerica
• Crime novels for economists
• Actually, I have no problem with this graph
• The recursion of pop-econ
• Same old same old
• A tale of two discussion papers
• Of parsing and chess
• Like Casper the ghost, Niall Ferguson is not only white. He is also very, very adorable.
• Is Felix Salmon wrong on free TV?
• Against optimism about social science
• Cleaning up science
• The New York Times Book of Mathematics
• One more thought on Hoover historian Niall Ferguson’s thing about Keynes being gay and marrying a ballerina and talking about poetry
• The Folk Theorem of Statistical Computing
• Jesus historian Niall Ferguson and the improving standards of public discourse
• NYC Data Skeptics Meetup
• Setting aside the politics, the debate over the new health-care study reveals that we’re moving to a new high standard of statistical journalism
• Culture clash
• 7 ways to separate errors from statistics
• A graph at war with its caption. Also, how to visualize the same numbers without giving the display a misleading causal feel?
• “Tragedy of the science-communication commons”
• Giving credit where due
• The Great Race
• The blogroll
• Plain old everyday Bayesianism!
• Time-Sharing Experiments for the Social Sciences
• Continued fractions!!
• “A Vast Graveyard of Undead Theories: Publication Bias and Psychological Science’s Aversion to the Null”
• Fascinating graphs from facebook data
• It’s binless! A program for computing normalizing functions
• Samurai sword-wielding Mormon bishop pharmaceutical statistician stops mugger
• My talk midtown this Friday noon (and at Columbia Monday afternoon)
• The Tweets-Votes Curve
• Foundation for Open Access Statistics
• Charles Murray’s “Coming Apart” and the measurement of social and political divisions
• Goal: Rules for Turing chess

The Volokh Conspiracy

• Judging People by their Unpopular Views
• The Case for Drones
• A Dog Bites Meat Story: Dogs Sniff Out Meat More Effectively than Drugs
• Establishment Support Builds for Sanctions and Active Defense in Cyberdefense
• Russian Bill Criminalizing Insults to Religious Feeling Passes Second Reading in Parliament

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• An Unidentified Senior Administration Official on the Leak Investigations at Lawfare
• Jonathan Adler on Leak Investigations
• Tennessee Child Custody Law Favoring Parents Who Can Best Prepare Child for “a Life of Service”
• IRS Attorney to Take the Fifth
• “What Will Happen to Us After We Pass Through the Dark Curtain of Death Is the Ultimate Non-Justiciable Question”
• Dumb footnote, cont’d
• Obama Adviser Realizes that the Size of Government Matters After All
• Be Civil, You Lynch Mob Supporters
• Leakers, Recipients, and Conspirators
• Weak Links in the Supply Chain
• A Star Trek Round-Up
• A Really Dumb Scalia Footnote
• Former Prosecutor (Now Judge) Arrested and Charged for Past Prosecutorial Misconduct
• Puns as Legal Analysis
• Statutory Rape of 15-Year-Old by 18-Year-Old

The Fine Print: blog posts from Center for Effective Government

• BLM Fracking Rule Violates New Executive Order on Open Data
• The Lack of Jobs Is the Problem, Not Deficits
• Without Austerity, More Americans Would Have Jobs
• Sen. Blumenthal Urges New OMB Director to Release Needed Rules and Improve Transparency
• UPDATED: Three Reasons the REINS Act Must Be Stopped (Again)

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• Local Citizen Group Demands Groundwater Testing Near Ammunition Plant
• Obama Nominates Howard Shelanski to Lead Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs
• A Big Job, on a Tiny Budget
• Court Says FDA Failed to Comply with Food Safety Rule Deadlines
• We Need Protection from Industrial Hazards in Our Communities

Market Power

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• Plants Love Sabbath, Hate Cliff Richards

Market Design

• Deceased donor waiting lists in Germany: scandal and aftermath
• Post ATC post
• 5 Are Convicted in Kosovo Organ Trafficking
• An economist goes to a surgery conference: American Transplant Congress, May 18-22
• An Alliance for Paired Donation reception: "Business Attire"

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• Art and Economics in Fresno
• Donate Life California solicits living kidney donors
• 14th ACM Conference on Electronic Commerce June 16-20, The University of Pennsylvania
• Marginal Revolution: Manhattan meets Disney World
• And Minnesota makes 12 (states that have legalized same sex marriage)
• Choices of low achieving students in NYC high school choice
• Looking back at the first year of New Orleans' One App school choice system
• Ökonomische Ingenieurskunst: interview with Axel Ockenfels and Al Roth
• West Coast Experiments Conference, today
• Stephanie Hurder defends her Ph.D. dissertation
• Tales from the Organ Trade: documentary on kidney black markets
• Nikhil Agarwal defends his Ph.D. dissertation
• Glenn Cohen on Transplant Tourism: purchasing organ transplants internationally
• UCLA honors Lloyd Shapley, but closes CASSEL
• Market culture and salary discussions
• Nobel Museum display
• Lecture and live webcast on Market design at Stanford GSB, May 3
• American Math Monthly reprints Gale and Shapley 1962
• The culture of universities (and the importance of hyphens)
• How restaurants deal with no-shows

Marginal Revolution

• Assorted links
• Are we living in a time of asset bubbles?
• Adjusting measures of economic output for health
• Why is there no Milton Friedman today?
• Assorted links

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• The ABCs of Bitcoin Secrets
• David Brooks on the words we use
• On recoveries, elasticities, and Portuguese exports
• Further problems with ACA implementation
• Sentences to ponder
• The Adam Smith segment of the Great Economists course is underway
• When oh when will Henry George make a comeback?
• Assorted links
• Do peer effects have inegalitarian implications?
• EU survey shows how much people dislike inflation

Fast Company

• Three Ideas For Better Health Care Of The Future, From Tech And Health Executives
• This Charming Map: The Smiths Discography As a Transit Map
• Infographic: The Signature Cocktails Of Your Favorite Fictional Boozehounds
• How Two College Pals Are Growing A Solution To Our Reliance On Plastic
• Deploying Better Shelters, For The Next Big Weather Disaster

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• Newsweek 2.0: A New Model For Online Magazines
• How Twitter Is Reshaping The Future Of Storytelling
• Chinese Artist Ai Weiwei's Heavy Metal Video Recreates His Prison Stay
• A Real-Life Tricorder Is Now Available For You To Buy And Scan Yourself
• How Pac-Man Changed Games And Culture
• How Sylvia Plath Wrote The Bell Jar
• “Peniccism”—Penitent Narcissism—and Other New Names For Those Weird Feelings You Have
• Microsoft’s Home 2.0 Will Connect Xbox One To The Internet Of Things
• How Da Vinci-Like Thinking Helps You Imagine Future Success
• Happiness Secrets From The Staff Of Delivering Happiness At Work
• The Sweet Science Behind How Chocolate Makes You More Productive
• Experimental Lighting That Balances Like a See-Saw
• We May All Be Driving Electric Cars In The Future, But That Future Is Really Far Away
• Prepare Yourself For A Revolution In Cured Meats
• A Photog Unearths The Differences Among Like Objects
• This Pouch Ensures You Pay Attention To Your Date, Not Your Phone
• Headcast Adds Animation To Tweets
• Photorealistic Mug Shots That Are Woven On A Loom
• Microsoft Unveils Xbox One, An All-In-One Entertainment Console
• “Todayships” Offer Bronx Teens A Chance To Get A Foot In The Business World’s Door

The Inspired Economist

• Conducting Veteran and Ancient Tree Surveys
• Sustainable Behavior Change: Effective Programs
• Environmental Attitude vs. Behavior: Why the Disconnect?
• Corporate Social Responsibility at Epson: Printers Designed for the Dump?
• How do we foster sustainable behavior? Douglas McKenzie-Mohr workshop aims to teach educators how to create lasting change

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• Integral Fast Reactors: Nuclear’s Forgotten Clean Energy Solution
• Why is Google investing so heavily in renewables?
• Save money this Earth Day (to also save the planet)
• Bhutan’s Gross National Happiness: a Model for other countries?
• University endowment divestment from fossil fuel stocks: effective?

Business Insider

• REPORT: Orlando Man Shot By FBI Confessed To Involvement In Boston Triple Murder
• Ben Bernanke Testifies Before Congress
• New Survey Says Bankers Are Drinking Or Praying To Deal With Stress
• Open-Plan Offices Make Employees Less Productive And Happy
• What Abercrombie & Fitch Ads Would Look Like With Plus-Size Models (ANF)

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• Two People Reportedly Shot As London Police Respond To 'Machete Attack'
• Julian Assange Didn't Want Benedict Cumberbatch To Play Him In The Wikileaks Movie
• Samsung's New Ad Campaign: Men Are Idiots
• Amazon Vs. Costco: Which Is Better For Buying In Bulk?
• 31 Charts That Will Restore Your Faith In Humanity
• How Dove's 'Real Beauty Sketches' Became The Most Viral Video Ad Of All Time
• Why Texans Should Be Most Worried About Identity Theft
• Jesse James Posts Utterly Disgusting Photo Of His Severed Finger
• Kevin Durant Finished His Massive Back Tattoo Yesterday
• This Wrist Watch Has 876 Parts And Costs $2.5 Million
• Early Tumblr Investors USV And Spark Capital Got ~ $192 Million Each From Yahoo Sale
• YARDENI: We're Witnessing 'Irrational Exuberance' In The European Stock Market
• Former College Football Star Wins Court Victory Against Video Game Giant
• Tea Party Congressman Chews Out IRS Official Who Plead The Fifth [VIDEO]
• How To Understand What You're Really Looking For In A House
• The Cable Business Is Finally, Really Getting Killed By The Internet
• Why Orange Juice Tastes Horrible After You Brush Your Teeth
• How HR Can Improve Relations Between Managers And Employees
• Yahoo Mail Tops The List Of The 15 Most Popular Windows 8 Apps (MSFT)
• Here's A Crazy Stat: Most Windows 8 Users Rarely Use Any Windows 8 Apps (MSFT)

Consumerist

• Amy’s Baking Company Reopens, Offers Disappointingly Little Drama
• How Will People Without Bank Accounts Pay For Health Insurance?
• Spirit Airlines Comes In Dead Last In Latest Ratings, CEO Still Delusional
• Our Brief Hazelnut Nightmare Is Over: Ferrero Bestows Its Blessing On World Nutella Day
• Ann Taylor Scrambles My Data With My Friend’s, Shrugs

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• My Late Mother’s Broken Kindle Leaves Me Brokenhearted, Amazon Goes Above & Beyond
• Big Lots Finds Kids’ Safety Unbelievably Important
• Man Who Stole $624,000 From Walmart Is Ruining It For The Rest Of Us
• Victoria’s Secret Won’t Be Making A Mastectomy Bra Because It’s “Complicated”
• My KitchenAid Oven’s Self-Cleaning Cycle Is A Self-Destruct Sequence

Brad DeLong

• Noted for May 22, 2013
• Brad DeLong (Summer 2010): It Is Far too Soon to End Expansion: Wednesday Hoisted from Three Years Ago
• Exchequer Chancellor Osborne Braced for IMF Verdict
• Liveblogging World War II: May 22, 1943
• Another Opinions-of-Shape-of-Earth-Differ Journamalist Who Doesn't Do His Homework: Charles Lane of the Washington Post

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• Security!
• Daniel W. Drezner: MIchael Kinsley Produces the Worst Piece of Conventional Wisdom You Will Read This Year
• Sidney Hillman Would Be Really Pissed at Sidney Hillman Foundation President Bruce Raynor and Company, Is What I'm Saying: Tuesday Hoisted from the Internet from Eleven Years Ago
• Department of "Huh?!": Apple Computer Valuation Edition
• Liveblogging World War II: May 21, 1943
• Martha L. Olney and Aaron Pacitti: More Services Means Longer Recoveries
• Ezra Klein: Medicaid in Oregon
• Noted for May 21, 2013
• Jeffrey Frankel: "[It Is] Alberto Alesina [Who] Has Not Been Receiving His 'Fair Share of Abuse'”
• Liveblogging World War II: May 20, 1943
• Noted for May 20, 2013
• Understanding the Roberts Court's Health-Care Decision: Monday DeLong Smackdown by Jonathan Adler
• Ryan Avent: "Mr Cowen's posts, and many other like them by other authors, sometimes look like elaborate efforts to avoid concluding that German inflation-phobia, while totally understandable and rational, looks like a grave moral error in the current econ
• Department of "WTF?!?!": Education Gap Weblogging
• Paul Krugman: One of Michael Kinsley's Problem Is That He Is Not Living in the Real 1970s
• Kansas State University: April 30, 2013: Brad DeLong and Alan Reynolds: "Proposed Solutions to the Fiscal Crisis in the United States"
• Liveblogging World War II: May 19, 1943
• Noted for May 19, 2013
• Lettuce in Dixon, CA is 8 Cents a Head...
• Liveblogging World War II: May 18, 1943
• Noted for May 18, 2013
• "Jilted"
• Today's I-See-Bubbles Crowd
• Liveblogging World War II: May 17, 1943
• L'Esprit de l'Escalier: May 17, 2013
• John Holbo Reads National Review for the Kevin Williamson Humor Centerfold...
• Noted for May 17, 2013
• Seven Howlers from Michael Kinsley's Very Misguided War Against Paul Krugman
• Liveblogging World War II: May 16, 1943
• Thursday Underrated Economists Weblogging
• Noted for May 16, 2013

naked capitalism

• Links 5/22/03
• C.P. Chandrasekhar and Jayati Ghosh: The Great Jobs Disaster
• Is Jamie Dimon Really Out of the Woods With Shareholder Thumbs Down on Splitting CEO/Chairman Roles?
• Pettis: Excess German Savings, not Thrift, Caused the European Crisis
• David Dayen: The Uprising of the Second Tier in a Time of Late Capitalism

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• Links 5/21/13
• Banks Win Big as Regulators Refuse to Rein in $700 Trillion Derivatives Market
• Iceland’s Post-Crisis Economy: A Myth or a Miracle?
• Yanis Varoufakis: Monetising the… ECB: The latest insult to be added to Greece’s multiplying injuries
• ObamaCare Rollout: How Not to Attract “The Young Invincibles”

Econbrowser

• Are There Reasonable Approaches to Fiscal Consolidation?
• Koch's Coke
• Sovereign debt concerns in 2013
• George Akerlof on the Response to the Financial Crisis and Great Recession
• Crowding Out Watch, Heritage Edition

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• How Fannie Mae made its profit
• The Multiplier in Action
• Guest Contribution: "Addressing China’s macroeconomic imbalances through sectorial reforms"
• The soaring stock market
• Semester’s Coda
• Heritage Assesses the Ever-Expanding Ever-Centralizing Federal Government Sector
• R&D and benchmark revisions of GDP for Robinson Crusoe
• Trend and Nonlinear Cyclical Employment Dynamics
• Links for 2013-05-01
• Unconventional Monetary Policy Effects on the Exchange Rate at the ZLB

Felix Salmon - All posts

• Counterparties: SAC Capital punishment
• Tim Cook's improbable victory in Washington
• Why public companies should have public tax returns
• Counterparties: Borrow as fast as you can
• Why Yahoo-Tumblr makes sense

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• Cooper Union's shameless trustees
• How technology redefines norms
• Counterparties: Golden Karp
• Jamie Dimon needs a boss
• Counterparties: Commissioners Found Taken Captive
• Counterparties: Europe's longest recession
• Have we solved our fiscal problems?
• Counterparties: Loeb's electric epistle
• Bloomberg is watching you
• Why dedecimalization is a bad idea

Stan Collender's Capital Gains and Games

• May 19, 2013: A Day Of Extreme Federal Budget Shame
• Why No One Is Celebrating CBO's New And Much Lower Deficit Estimate
• Rosenthal Cartoon
• House GOP Debt Ceiling Bill Is Waste, Fraud And Abuse
• Federal Spending Is Very Popular. Episode 9: The FAA Sequester

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• Why Isn't Grover Angry About This? Sequester Causing Voluntary Tax Increases
• Rosenthal Cartoon
• GOP And The Sequester: Disingenuous, Naive & Misinformed
• Why Do Bowles And Simpson Even Bother?
• Obama 2014 Budget Shows Adminstration is Trying To Divide GOP -- And It's Working

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The Economist: Middle East and Africa

• Cage-fighting in New York: No holds, barred
• Buttonwood: Caveat voter
• Zambia: Sata pack
• Bloomberg: Too much information
• Economic reforms: Walking the talk

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• Sino-European trade tensions: On hold
• Latin American geoeconomics: A continental divide
• Tata Steel: Goodwill hunting
• The media in Argentina: Clarín call
• Terrorism in Nigeria: Bigger guns
• Lexington: Notes on three scandals
• Business in the Democratic Republic of Congo: Murky minerals
• British Columbia’s election: It’s the economy, stupid
• Debt and the deficit: Priority report
• Justice in Guatemala: The genocide question
• Correction: Boston Consulting Group
• Nevada’s economy: Silver dollars
• Democrats in Texas: The waiting is the hardest part
• The euro-zone economy: Recession, cont’d
• Turkish banks: The lure of the Bosphorus

Fool.com Headlines

• Why Dycom Shares Popped
• The "Best Companies to Work For" Are Also Great Investments
• Retailers Continue to Struggle Due to E-Commerce Competition
• 5 Dividend Stocks Boasting High Free Cash Flow Yields
• 2 Solid Airline Stocks to Buy

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• Microsoft Seizes Control of the Computer Industry
• Wednesday's Top News Headlines
• NetApp Initiates Dividend, Increases Stock Buyback, Cuts Jobs
• Investment News Flash: California Teen Invents Super-Battery
• 3 Reasons to Love GlaxoSmithKline
• The Difference Between Instagram and Tumblr
• Sorry...Your Savings Account Stinks
• How to Play the End of the Commodity Super Cycle
• Here's Why JPMorgan Is Flying High Today
• What Yahoo! Bought With Tumblr Is Team
• Facebook: From Disaster to Glory?
• Why This Gaming Console Is Destined to Fail
• Two of David Einhorn's Newest Buys
• Cisco and How Its Results Read Across the Tech Sector
• Why I Am Avoiding Australia's Westpac
• Is Now the Time to Jump Back Into Tanker Stocks?
• W.R. Berkley Raises Dividend 11%
• The 5 Highest-Paying Dividend Stocks in Big Pharma
• Need a Triple-Digit Dow Pop? Just Let Big Ben Speak
• MGE Energy Maintains Dividend

Christian Science Monitor | Business

• MBA: Mortgage rates jump as applications fall
• Jamie Dimon scores big win in bank shareholder vote
• Going shopping? Know your target.
• Oklahoma tornado: Where the financial relief will come from
• Apple taxes: business as usual

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• Stocks up on reassurance from Federal Reserve
• ESPN layoffs: Trying to 'manage costs,' cable sports giant cuts jobs
• How monetary inflation leads to consumer price inflation
• Steve Cohen gets subpoena in US insider trading probe
• Eleanor Mustang sold for $1 million. Used in 'Gone in 60 Seconds' film.
• Ford rises, Prius falls in hybrids' solid start to 2013
• Stocks mixed in slow start to week
• Could UK claim title of Europe's biggest economy?
• Robert Griffin III fans buy everything off QB's wedding registry
• Yahoo-Tumblr deal: a bold and risky purchase (+video)
• How corporations pressure government into tax breaks and subsidies
• Jamie Dimon: Will unhappy investors let CEO keep his job?
• Toyota class-action suit worth up to $1.6 billion on the way
• Six ways to save on moving day
• Will Pinterest ruin your wedding?

Dollars & Sense Blog

• Grover Norquist is Right to Oppose Internet Sales Taxes
• Pollin, Gini, Retro, Ferguson, etc.
• New Issue! Measuring Economic Indicators
• May Day! Rana Plaza (Bangladesh) Hall of Shame
• Oligarchs, BAdidas Victory, Retirement Scam, etc.

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• HAP vs. RR on Debt-to-GDP and Growth
• Boston Marathon Bombing, Tax Day, P3 in El Salvador, etc.
• Thatcher, Chained CPI, Real Estate, etc.
• Whose Housing Recovery? etc.
• New Issue! Provocative Cover

Division of Labour

• Ten Thousand Commandments
• State teacher union strength and student achievement
• On Occupational Licensing as a Barrier to Entry
• Berry Sues Tennessee's Higher Ed Commission
• Here's A Rarely Seen Headline

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• Toilet Paper Shortage in the Bolivarian Paradise
• The Greedy Hand: Florida Red Light Camera Edition
• Iron Man? No, the Real Hero is the Super Multiplier
• Did the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) Lead to Risky Lending?
• I View This Glass as Half Full
• Always Low Prices?
• Green (Failure) Is Universal
• Gay But Not Happy
• Where's the ACLU When You Need It?
• Dancing for dollars

National Commercial Real Estate News From CoStar Group

• Rolls-Royce Office Complex Sells for $79.1M
• Kimco Acquires Ptnr's Stake in Marketplace at Factoria
• CoStar's People of Note (May 12 - 18)
• Two Big Deals To Reshape Commercial Mortgage Servicing Arena
• Blackstone Forms Two New REITs

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• Retail Rent Growth Finally Takes Root Across U.S. Metros
• Recovery In CRE Sales, Pricing Up Year over Year, Despite Sluggish First Quarter
• 25 REITs Most Likely To Sell You a Property in 2013
• Large Lease Rollovers Pose Loan Risks in Era of the Shrinking Office
• Microhousing: What's the Big Idea?
• Silverstein Secures Construction Financing for 82-Story Manhattan Condo, Hotel
• Office Towers Rising Again In New York, San Francisco
• Facility Closures & Downsizings: Livermore Labs Calls for Pre-Emptive Voluntary Retirements
• CoStar's People of Note (May 5 - 11)
• ConocoPhillips Strikes Deal To Lease 850,000 SF In Pair of New Energy Corridor Office Buildings
• Citibank Portfolio Trades for $97.2M

Triple Pundit: People, Planet, Profit

• Electric Vehicle Charging Community Apps Recargo and Xatori Merge
• Global Reporting Initiative’s G4 Guidelines Revealed
• Samsung Galaxy S4 Scores First Smartphone Sustainability Certification
• Patagonia Creates $20M Fund to Invest in Eco-Friendly Startups
• Climate Change Means Shallower Great Lakes and More Expensive Goods

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• The Dairy Industry’s New Sustainability Tools
• The Solar Energy Window Plug: Sign Me Up Too, Scottie!
• The Missing Ingredient in the Sustainable Consumption Sauce? Excitement!
• Want Out of Bangladesh? Try Osmium, Manufactured in the U.S
• Women in CSR: Julie Urlaub, Taiga Company
• U.S. Army Strives to Create an Energy Informed Culture
• Impacts of Worldwide Illegal Fishing
• SBIO Semi-Finalist 2013 Interview: EEx Charge
• Refrigerator Recycling: A Tale of Two Fridges

Cause Capitalism

• A Primer in Company Culture from a Fool, a Soap Maker, and a Grocer
• Conscious Capitalism Conference: Life Altering? It Was for Me
• Atypical Partnerships Lead to Breakthroughs in Global Health–with Barbara Bush
• Understanding Conscious Business–with Richi Gil
• To Go from “Good to Great,” Be Endearing

TheStreet Search RSS Feed: Entrepreneur.com

• BC-Business News Digest
• Cuba Lifts Ban On Energy-hogging Appliances
• BC-Business News Preview
• SBA Starting New Lending Program For Veterans
• Retailer LL Bean Keeping It In The Family

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• AP Impact: Myanmar Sanctions List Languishes
• Bill Clears House For Stricter SEC Requirements
• BC-US--Business Features Digest, US
• BC-US--Business Features Digest, US
• BC-APFN-US--Business Features Digest, APFN
• Retiring Boomers Driving Sales Of Small Businesses
• Asia Stocks Up As US Small Business Mood Improves
• Allianz: Low Rates To Keep Earnings Under Pressure
• Google Poised To Show Off Latest Devices, Services
• Asia Stocks Mixed After US Retail Sales Gain

News, photos and video in Liquida's Feed

• (Herbalife)
• Reports of weak iPhone 5 demand briefly send Apple stock below $500
• Google, Apple, Microsoft given go ahead to buy up Kodak patents
• Cease and Desist Orders Against JP Morgan
• The Administrationâs Case for Jack Lew

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• You can read this in one of two ways. The iPhone 5 isn’t as successf
• Apple supposedly cuttings orders for iPhone 5 components
• Why Bernie Sanders Objects to Obama's Treasury Nominee
• Goldman Sachs Caught Proprietary Trading Again
• Dan Loeb Takes On Bill Ackman, Buys 8% Stake In Herbalife
• Secretary of Scribble: Is Jack Lew About to Doodle on Your Dollars?
• 3 moves Apple has to make in China
• Senator Elizabeth Warren Eviscerates A.I.G.âs Hank Greenberg Over Possible Lawsuit Against Taxpayers
• Paul Krugman for Treasury Secretary
• Morgan Stanley Gains 2.8%; Will Loebâs Letter Lead to Changes?
• Apple appoints Xerox CFO Luca Maestri as new corporate controller
• Obama Expected to Appoint Jack Lew as Next Treasury Secretary
• Samsung Expects Another Record Quarter In Q4: $8.3BN Profit, On Sales Of $53.6BN
• AIG Refuses to Join Greenbergâs Lawsuit, Thanks America Some More
• The Daily Docket: K-V Pharmaceutical Unveils Bankruptcy Plan
• Bill Black: Krugman and Obamaâs Dangerous Austerity Myths
• 10 banks agree to pay $8.5B for foreclosure abuse
• Apple Poaches Xerox CFO
• Secretary of Scribble: Is Jack Lew About to Doodle on Your Dollars?
• Schadenfreude Alert: With or Without AIGâs Help, Hank Greenberg Plans to Torture Treasury and Geithn
• Barack Obama on Geithner: “One of the Finest Secretaries of the Treasury” in History (Video)
• Apple's Cook, China Mobile Meet, Raising Possibility of iPhone Deal
• Bank of America Gets Hit with Two Mortgage Settlements in One Day
• Herbalife Is Not A Pyramid Scheme: Company Executives
• Thu, 10 Jan 2013, 08:17 PM // liquida.com">Dan Loeb: "Herbalifeâs Shares Are Worth $55-$68" Or Even "Well Above"
• IRS Announces Delayed Tax Filing Season
• California Cities Sue Banks Over Libor Rates, Law Firm Says
• Breaking: Bloomberg reports Lew to get Treasury job
• AIG's Hank Greenberg Won't Let Go
• Tim Cook Reveals Appleâs Plans for China
• News Desk: Jack Lew Headed to Treasury to Replace Geithner
• IRS to Begin Processing Returns on January 30th
• FXSpotstream Adds Morgan Stanley as its 7th Liquidity Provider
• Goldman and Deutsche Bank Join in on Bank Rally Calls
• Tim Cook makes second trip to China in 10 months
• Shorting Ballmer Has Been a Great Trade for Bill Gates
• AIG May Sue the Government for Charging Too Much to Save It
• FTC probe finds Google search practices donât violate antitrust laws, but changes are coming
• Goldman’s small internal hedge fund
• Billionaires in Washington, the no-income-tax state
• PNC, Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, And Other Banks Hit By Cyber Attacks
• FTC Concedes to Google on Antitrust Ruling
• Avis to buy Zipcar
• Discovering that federal government was predatory lender
• Avis Budget swallows up Zipcar for $500 million

Fast Company

• Three Ideas For Better Health Care Of The Future, From Tech And Health Executives
• This Charming Map: The Smiths Discography As a Transit Map
• Infographic: The Signature Cocktails Of Your Favorite Fictional Boozehounds
• How Two College Pals Are Growing A Solution To Our Reliance On Plastic
• Deploying Better Shelters, For The Next Big Weather Disaster

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• Newsweek 2.0: A New Model For Online Magazines
• How Twitter Is Reshaping The Future Of Storytelling
• Chinese Artist Ai Weiwei's Heavy Metal Video Recreates His Prison Stay
• A Real-Life Tricorder Is Now Available For You To Buy And Scan Yourself
• How Pac-Man Changed Games And Culture
• How Sylvia Plath Wrote The Bell Jar
• “Peniccism”—Penitent Narcissism—and Other New Names For Those Weird Feelings You Have
• Microsoft’s Home 2.0 Will Connect Xbox One To The Internet Of Things
• How Da Vinci-Like Thinking Helps You Imagine Future Success
• Happiness Secrets From The Staff Of Delivering Happiness At Work
• The Sweet Science Behind How Chocolate Makes You More Productive
• Experimental Lighting That Balances Like a See-Saw
• We May All Be Driving Electric Cars In The Future, But That Future Is Really Far Away
• Prepare Yourself For A Revolution In Cured Meats
• A Photog Unearths The Differences Among Like Objects
• This Pouch Ensures You Pay Attention To Your Date, Not Your Phone
• Headcast Adds Animation To Tweets
• Photorealistic Mug Shots That Are Woven On A Loom
• Microsoft Unveils Xbox One, An All-In-One Entertainment Console
• “Todayships” Offer Bronx Teens A Chance To Get A Foot In The Business World’s Door

CARPE DIEM

• New Carpe Diem Site
• Major CD Announcement
• National Home Sales Snapshot from DQ News
• Quotation of the Day: The Fallacy of Redistribution
• Wednesday Afternoon Links

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• The Year of the "Plow Horse Housing Recovery"
• Year of the Recovery: August Home Sales Boom
• Builder Confidence Index Rises in September to 6-Yr. High, With Largest 12-Month Gain in History
• Fire: Environmentalist's Way to Thin the Forests
• Housing Affordability is Historically Very High
• Top 10 Most Expensive College Football Tix 2012
• 2012: The Year of the Housing Recovery, Update
• Classic 1978 Milton Friedman Lecture on Trade
• Occupational Licensing Gone Wild
• Grisly Drug War Fact of the Day
• Quotation of the Day: A Duty Is a TAX on Imports
• Buying a Home Is Now 45% Cheaper Than Renting
• 2012: The Year of the Housing Recovery; Exhibit A: The Minneapolis-St. Paul Housing Market is HOT
• CD Post Re-Written by a Montana TV Station?
• Great Moments in Government Regulation: Massage a Horse in Nebraska, Go to Jail for Up to 20 Years
• Market, Real Estates Updates
• Photo of the Day: Ben Bernanke As a Child Preparing for His Future Role as Fed Chair
• Upcoming Documentary on America's Longest War: The War on Drugs, "A Holocaust in Slow Motion"
• 2012: The Year of the Housing Recovery, Updated
• North Dakota Oil Production Sets Records in July, Monthly Output Exceeds 20m Bbls. for First Time

Credit & Debt

• The Importance of a Homeowner Bill of Rights
• Unburdening America's Middle Class
• Extending Credit to Lower-Income Americans Safely and Fairly
• The Payday Lending Trap
• A Word of Caution on Payday Loans

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• Ask the Expert: A Close Look at Payday Lending
• Who Borrows From Payday Lenders?
• Warning: Credit Card Practices Can Be Detrimental to Your (and Their) Health
• Putting Credit Card Debt on Notice
• Video: Fixing the Credit Markets
• What Bank Mergers Mean for Credit Cards
• Bailout Package Necessary, but Only the First Step

Robert Reich

• Global Capital and the Nation State
• The IRS and the Real Scandal
• Pyromaniacs on the Potomac: The Problem With Obama's Second Term
• The Triumph of Progressivism: Graduation 2013 and 1968
• Working Mother's Day

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• Sexual Assaults and Nuclear Missiles: What's the Matter With the Military?
• The Hollowing Out of Government
• The Flaccid Jobs Report
• A Story for May Day: The Fed, Apple, and Trickle-Down Economics
• Public Debt and Economic Growth
• Earth to Washington: Repeal the Sequester
• “The Case Against Chained CPI”
• The Xenophobe Party
• The Dis-Uniting of America (2): Social Issues and The Demographic Split
• The Dis-Uniting of America
• Why This is the Worst Recovery on Record
• Bi-Partisanship We Don't Need: The President Offers to Cut Social Security and Republicans Agree
• The Stealth Sequester
• The Big Stall
• “The Case Against Chained CPI” The White House and prominent...

Media Matters for America - Latest Items

• Only If It Happened In Benghazi
• Eric Boehlert On Talking Liberally : Fox Benghazi "Mythology" Feeds Right-Wing Image That Obama Is A "Monster"
• Fox News Push Polls Benghazi
• After Alex Jones Pushed Oklahoma "Weather Weapon" Theory, Drudge Continues To Promote Him
• WSJ's Moore Hypes Gov. Scott's Misleading Job Math

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• The New Beltway Fantasy: Appointing IRS Special Counsel Would End GOP Obstructionism
• WSJ Argues For Reducing Historically Low Corporate Tax Burden
• Laura Ingraham Attacks Senate Panel Approval Of Immigration Bill: "Si Se Puede Destroy American Sovereignty"
• Laura Ingraham: "I Will Primary Challenge Senator Jeff Flake Myself" To Defeat Immigration Reform
• Fox Fabricates Pickering's Reluctance To Testify On Benghazi Review
• Charles Krauthammer Flip-Flops On The Fifth
• "Bring Back Ken Starr": NYT's Bill Keller Joins Fox's Campaign For A Special Prosecutor
• Boehlert On Current's Viewpoint : "ABC Has Yet To Really Apologize" For "Troubling" Reporting On Benghazi
• Fox's Tantaros Uses Oklahoma Tornado To Attack Obama Over Recent Controversies
• Alex Jones Explains How Government "Weather Weapon" Could Have Been Behind Oklahoma Tornado

Economy In Crisis

• Global Capital and the Nation State
• Real Immigration Reform Must Start With Renegotiating NAFTA
• U.S. Left High and Dry Without VAT
• America’s Legacy—A Fool’s Paradise?
• Health of Our Economy

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• Five Things America Must Do To Fix the Economy
• Our Worst Scandal of All – The U.S. Trade Deficit ! Does Anyone In Washington Care?
• Economic Reform: America’s Answer to Deteriorating Industrial Base and Currency Devaluation
• WTO Targets U.S. Country-Of-Origin Labeling Laws In Attack On U.S. Consumers
• TPP: Highly Secretive “Free Trade” Agreement Would Be Disastrous For U.S. Economy
• American Trade Policies are Killing the America Economy
• Plutocracy & Corruption: Harming The Average U.S. Citizen
• Multinational Corporations Using TPP For Personal Gain?
• The Story of Citizens United v. FEC
• Foreign Predatory Trade Practices Decimating U.S. Economy