links for 2010-07-14

• Economics Behaving Badly - NYTimes.com
• Jean-Baptiste Say Was too Smart to Believe in Say's Law - Brad Delong
• Corporate profits have recovered, but job market still depressed - EPI
• A fragmenting America? – Part 1 - The Berkeley Blog
• What Is The Fed Thinking? - Paul Krugman
• Richmond Fed chief opposes bail-outs - FT.com
• Ladies and Gentlemen, Start Your Engines... - Brad DeLong
• Sense and Nonsense on Unemployment Insurance - Capital Gains and Games
• Hack journalism at the Wall Street Journal - Capital Gains and Games
• The Breakup of the Ruble Area (1991-1993): Lessons for the Euro - Ed Dolan
• The weekly papers - The Economist
• Will a helicopter money stimulate aggregate demand? - Marginal Revolution
• A Review of War Costs in Iraq and Afghanistan - NBER
• Why We Can't Rely on Foreign Consumers... - Robert Reich
• Mitch McConnell versus Bush economists - Brendan Nyhan
• “Manufacturing”, cont. - The Bellows
• It Is Too the Economy! - Nate Silver
• Delusions About Debt Dynamics - Paul Krugman
• Nobody Understands The Liquidity Trap - Paul Krugman
• Do Tax Cuts Starve the Beast? - TheFiscalTimes.com
• FT Alphaville - links
• Market Observation - links
• Economix - links
• Market Talk - links
• Free Exchange - links
• New Deal 2.0 - links
• Marginal Revolution - links
• Credit Writedowns - links
• Abnormal Returns - links
• Brad DeLong - links
• naked capitalism - links