Links for 10-25-16

• Why Did Keynes Write "In the Long Run We Are All Dead"? - Brad Delong
• Migrants Bring Economic Benefits for Advanced Economies - iMFdirect
• Hillary Clinton’s Plan to Squeeze the Ultra-Rich - John Cassidy
• Offshoring, Biased technical change, and labour demand - VoxEU
• Is Wage Growth Accelerating? - macroblog
• Mergers Raise Prices, Not Efficiency - Noah Smith
• Achieving Price Stability by Manipulating Payment on Reserves - Hall and Reis
• Social mobility in America won’t happen without inclusive growth - Miles Corak
• Macro Musings Podcast: Narayana Kocherlakota - David Beckworth
• Immigration and economic performance - Frabces Woolley
• Machine Learning vs. Econometrics, IV - No Hesitations
• Are Banks Being Roiled by Oil? - Liberty Street Economics
• Helping the broadcast media be informative on politicised issues - mainly macro
• Donald Trump, the “Workers’ Party” Candidate, on Regulation - RegBlog
• China’s September Reserve Sales (Using the Intervention Proxies) - Brad Setser
• New eBook: What To Do With the UK? EU Perspectives on Brexit - VoxEU
• The Evolving Structure of the U.S. Treasury Market - William Dudley
• Policy and Measurement - Cecchetti & Schoenholtz
• What Else Can Central Banks Do? - Tim Taylor
• Recent Estimates of the Climate Sensitivity - Stochastic Trend
• Monetary Policy: Credibility 2.0 - Gloomy European Economist