Links for 01-03-2013

• The big issues in macroeconomics: unemployment - Crooked Timber
• The health-insurance markets of the (very near) future - MIT News
• US has been let down by its leadership - Nouriel Roubini
• What Will Make These Fiscal Showdowns Stop? - Justin Fox
• Debt in a Time of Zero - Paul Krugman
• The Lucas Critique Revisited - Uneasy Money
• The Economy’s Trajectory in 2013 - Econbrowser
• Paul Krugman on tech's great divergence - Marketplace
• More fiscal implications of a rising capital-share of income - Josh Bivens
• On the new purpose of government debt - FT Alphaville
• Currency Manipulation ... - Bergsten and Gagnon
• Spare the Stimulus, Spoil the Recovery - Mike Konczal
• Government debt: How much is too much? - The Economist
• Germany’s Downward Trend - NYTimes.com
• That Bad Ceiling Feeling - Paul Krugman
• A important new survey of Bayesian model selection - Andrew Gelman
• The V-shaped nature of the Fiscal Cliff Fix - Richard Green
• Annual Report from the Conversable Economist: 2012 - Tim Taylor
• Brain drain or brain gain? Evidence from corporate boards - vox
• Politicians' existential crisis - Chris Dillow
• Latvia, Once Again - Paul Krugman
• Marcos versus Park - Acemoglu and Robinson
• What the FOMC Said: More Clarification - macroblog
• When Governing Means Lurching Between Phony Crises - Clive Crook
• A “Reference Price Auction” to Trade Assets Simultaneously - Liberty Street
• What's moving Japanese markets? - The Economist