Links for 04-21-15

• What, Exactly, Do You Want? - Cass Sunstein
• What the Weather Wrought - macroblog
• Thinking about family firms - Updated Priors
• History of sociology - Understanding Society
• Inflation goal may be too low, says Rosengren - FT.com
• Trust and the Benefit of the Doubt - Growth Economics
• Tax Cuts Boost Jobs, Just Not When Targeted at Rich - WSJ
• Before Columbus, trade between Asia and New World? - CSMonitor.com
• How the New Flexible Economy is Making Workers’ Lives Hell - Robert Reich
• Keynes Is Set To Lose British Election, but Piketty May Win - John Cassidy
• Did Massachusetts Health-Care Reform Affect Prices? - FRBSF
• The Data Revolution and Economic Research - Tim Taylor
• Labor Market Slack and Monetary Policy - NBER
• Rethinking macroeconomic policy: Introduction - Olivier Blanchard
• The role of trade credit financing in international trade - Vox EU
• Delinquent Student Loan Borrowers Getting Further Behind - St. Louis Fed
• Consumer Protection in a World Of Inclusive Capitalism - Credit Slips
• The critique of modern macro - Jérémie Cohen-Setton
• It Takes A Regime Shift to Raise an Economy - David Beckworth
• The euro area's debt hangover - Cecchetti & Schoenholtz
• Consumption-based model and value premium - John Cochrane
• Oil shock morphs into global monetary shock – again - Gavyn Davies
• UK mediamacro myths: an introduction - mainly macro
• The Abel Prize Laureates 2015 - Abel Prize
• Why Is It So? - Michael Harris
• Vorsprung durch Grexit? - CER