Links for 01-10-17

I just noticed that today's links didn't post (and are now lost). So this will be a long list:

• Who Will Donald Trump Turn Out To Be? - Brad DeLong
• Of productivity in France and in Germany - Thomas Piketty
• Countering public opposition to immigration - VoxEU
• Brexit as identity politics - Stumbling and Mumbling
• Monopsony Takes Center Stage - ProMarket
• Trumpian Uncertainty - Joseph Stiglitz
• Leaders vs followers? - John Cochrane
• The causes of mortgage default - VoxEU
• Tony Atkinson - Frances Woolley
• Two Trade Variables To Watch in 2017 - Brad Setser
• Under the Big (ASSA) Top - Economic Principals
• The Folly of Trumponomics - Simon Johnson
• Pareto, Taleb and the tails of income distributions - Branko Milanovic
• Should data should be treated as a public good? - Richard Green
• All of Machine Learning in One Expression - No Hesitations
• Thoughts on Proposed Corporate Tax Reform - Cecchetti & Schoenholtz
• Sometimes It's Hard to Explain Market Failures - Noah Smith
• Why John Taylor Shouldn't Lead the Federal Reserve - Hale Stewart
• The future of central bank independence - VoxEU
• Transfer Pricing and the Destination Based Cash Flow Tax - EconoSpeak
• When is a Dummy Variable Not a Dummy Variable? - Dave Giles
• China and the Fed: how different this time? - Gavyn Davies
• Tough on the causes of immigration - mainly macro