Links (9/1/18)

I have been in Hawaii since before the hurricane and kind of fell behind. Oops:

• The Blind Target Shooter - Nick Rowe
• The 1 vs 3 Model of Quick Recessions vs Slow Recoveries - Nick Rowe
• Predictable movements in asset prices around FOMC meetings - VoxEU
• The effect of house prices on household borrowing - VoxEU
• The Myth of Secular Stagnation - Joseph E. Stiglitz
• Saving Capitalism from Economics 101 - Simon Johnson
• What Schumpeter Can Teach Economists about the Great Recession - ProMarket
• How Rising Inequality Has Widened the Justice Gap - The New York Times
• Money Really Does Lead to a More Satisfying Life - The New York Times
• Capitalism, Socialism, and Unfreedom - Paul Krugman
• Why It Can Happen Here - Paul Krugman
• For Whom the Economy Grows - Paul Krugman
• Giving Government Workers the Shaft - Paul Krugman
• Long Memory / Scaling Laws in Return Volatility - No Hesitations
• Monetary Policy in a Changing Economy - Jerome Powell
• "The Pattern is Clear": Economic research is being driven out of D.C. - Environmental Economics
• Turing's journey - Understanding Society
• Inflation Expectations and the Price at the Pump - Carola Binder
• Information in the Yield Curve about Future Recessions - FRBSF
• The Fed Should Prepare for the Unexpected - Narayana Kocherlakota
• Detecting changes in trend growth - Growth Economics
• The IMF as a transmission mechanism for academic knowledge - mainly macro
• Can Anyone Other than the U.S. Fund a Current Account Deficit These Days? - Brad Setser
• The Technology Tel – Digitopoly
• A Week in the Midwest - Economic Principals
• Climate change and finance: what role for central banks and financial regulators? - Bank Underground
• Why Brexit is a neoliberal project - mainly macro
• Fabio Ghironi: Ramblings on Tractability in Macroeconomics - Brad DeLong
• What Does the Current Slope of the Yield Curve Tell Us? - macroblog
• The Tax-Cut Con Goes On - Paul Krugman