Links for 02-04-2014

 

• Demography and Employment (Wonkish) - Paul Krugman
• A Mis-Leading Labor Market Indicator - Liberty Street Economics
• The Employment to Population Ratio: Not That Misleading - Josh Bivens
• Where is the land of opportunity? Intergenerational mobility in the US - vox
• How Economics PhDs Took Over the Federal Reserve - Justin Fox
• Big Ideas in Macroeconomics: A Review - Uneasy Money
• A Well-Known Liberal Bias - Orderstatistic
• Inequality: A Market Test - Jared Bernstein
• Research Credibility, Bayes, and "Searching for Asterisks" - No Hesitations
• Rational Expectations and Animal Spirits - Roger Farmer
• Krugman the moderate - Noahpinion
• Employees Get To Vote, Too? - Paul Krugman
• Changing Circumstances, Graphed - Paul Krugman
• Job Uncertainty and Chinese Household Savings - FRBSF
• Room for Small Deals on Tax Policy - NYTimes.com
• Separating real from nominal shocks - Nick Rowe
• Central banks must co-ordinate policy - FT.com
• German resurgence: It wasn’t the Hartz reforms - vox
• On Economic Rationality, Bubbles, and Macroprudence - Biagio Bossone
• U.S. Productivity Growth Has Taken a Dive - Prescott and Ohanian
• Bernanke to Join Economic Studies at Brookings - Brookings Institution
• Governments should ditch paper currency in favor of electronic - Miles Kimball
• Corruption and Construction at the Sochi Olympics - James Surowiecki