Links for 05-09-2013

• Preventing the next catastrophe: Where do we stand? - David Romer
• Rethinking macroeconomic policy - Olivier Blanchard
• Lessons for economic theory and policy - Joseph Stiglitz
• The cat in the tree and further observation - George A. Akerlof
• The Dwindling Deficit - Paul Krugman
• Reinhart and Rogoff publish errata - FT.com
• CO2 levels at highest point in 800,000 yrs - Brad Plumer
• My Thoughts on Dani Rodrik's Thoughts - Robert Waldmann
• There’s Something About Maynard - Paul Krugman
• China’s Economy Unexpectedly Stumbles Again - NYT
• The most important story in global economics - Neil Irwin
• Stock Markets Rise, but Half of Americans Don’t Benefit - NYT
• Robust Standard Errors for Nonlinear Models - Dave Giles
• Why Were Young People Hit Harder by the Recession? - WSJ
• We are governed by outright morons - Hunter
• Barrow on Boehner - Tim Duy
• Africa's Economic Pulse - Tim Taylor
• A case for inequality? - Stumbling and Mumbling
• The Fix the Debt Fix Is Still In - Paul Krugman
• Large Variation in Hospital Billing Data - Owen Zidar
• Abenomics and Mortgage Rates - EconoSpeak