Links for 11-29-17

• How the Great Recession Continues to Shape America - Annie Lowrey
• Is Job Disruption Historically Low in the US Economy? - Tim Taylor
• Why Trying New Things Is So Hard to Do - By Sendhil Mullainathan
• Adam Smith: is democracy always better for the poor? - globalinequality
• A Tax Bill that could Increase the Deficit and Lead to Recession - Richard Green
• The debate over US tax reform - Furman and Summers
• Market Expectations for FOMC Rate Hikes from Different Angles - Liberty Street
• Reducing Homelessness with Long-Term Rent Subsidies - Tim Taylor
• Mediamacro is alive and well, unfortunately - mainly macro
• Economics as a Professional Vocation - Brad DeLong
• Have Inflation Dynamics Changed? - FRB Cleveland
• Hypothermia, Inflation, and the Fed's Epistemological Jam - David Beckworth
• Getting the Facts Straight on Deficits - Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
• Trump’s version of capitalism endangers our democracy - Larry Summers
• Too Much Power in the Hands of Big Tech Could Distort Democracy - ProMarket
• What's Next for Mass Transit? - Tim Taylor
• The cash comeback: Evidence and possible explanations - VoxEU
• Why poor countries invest too little in R&D - VoxEU
• Did Investor Sentiment Affect Credit Risk around the Election? - Liberty Street
• An Economist's Take on Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies - Douglas L. Campbell
• From RCT to Policy - American Economic Association
• Incidence and Welfare Effects of Corporate Tax Cuts - Paul Krugman
• Corruption and institutional design - Understanding Society
• A short comment on a discrete choice experiment in the AER - John Whitehead
• Choice and the Insurance Mandate - Paul Krugman