Links for 01-21-2014

• Three-Piece Suits, Breakfast Meetings, and Overwork - Paul Krugman
• Boston Fed’s Latest Role: Community Organizer - NYTimes.com
• Limits of Price Discrimination - The Leisure of the Theory Class
• Trickle-down economics: greatest broken promise - Alex Andreou
• The QE Weakness That Might Just Bode Well for Unwinding - WSJ
• Tapering and emerging-market capital flows - vox
• Why Japan’s debt hasn’t wreaked havoc yet - vox
• Euro and Non-Euro Countries and Fiscal Policy - Econbrowser
• More on Rational Agents and Irrational Markets - Roger Farmer
• Is the Permanent Income Hypothesis Glass Half Full ? - Angry Bear
• Department of Corrections, and Not - Paul Krugman
• Hollande is completely out of touch with modern economics - Dean Baker
• Recovery from Financial Crises: - Reinhart and Rogoff
• Missing Gains from Trade? - NBER
• Market Set-Up in Advance of Federal Reserve Policy Decisions - NBER
• Kenya’s Banking Revolution Lights a Fire - NYTimes.com
• There could be trouble ahead - The Economist
• Hollande’s embrace of Say and the consequences - Eurointelligence
• Blogs review: Getting rid of the Euler equation - Bruegel
• High-Skilled Immigrants and U.S. Innovation - Tim Taylor
• Causality and T-Consistency vs. Correlation and P-Consistency - No Hesitations
• Does America's survival mean that it's a resilient country? - Noahpinion
• Objectively Pro-Unemployment - Paul Krugman