Links (10/8/18)

• Economic Growth v2 – Paul Romer
• Conditional Optimism: Technology and Climate – Paul Romer
• Economics Nobel 2018: William Nordhaus and Paul Romer - Tim Taylor
• William Nordhaus and why he won the Nobel Prize in economics - Marginal Revolution
• Why Paul Romer won the Nobel Prize in economics - Marginal Revolution
• A Nobel Prize for Breaking Through Hurdles Placed by Economists – Digitopoly
• Romer, Nordhaus Are Deserving Picks for Economics Nobel - Bloomberg
• How We Create and Destroy Growth: A Nobel for Romer and Nordhaus - A Fine Theorem
• How elite universities shape upward mobility - VoxEU
• The economic costs of a discriminatory ideology - VoxEU
• Can Investments Be Too Efficient? - Diane Coyle
• Will New Technologies Help or Harm Developing Countries? - Dani Rodrik
• The Fed Is Not Very Constrained by the Lower Bound on Nominal Interest Rates - NBER
• Overcoming Wealth Inequality by Capital Taxes that Finance Public Investment - NBER
• Inflation and Price Measurement: A Primer - Cecchetti & Schoenholtz
• The Continuing Dominance of the Dollar - Capital Ebbs and Flows
• Bankers’ liability and risk taking - VoxEU
• Black/White Racial Inequality: A Place-Based Look - Tim Taylor
• No One Told Greg Mankiw About the Great Recession - Dean Baker
• Surprising Truths About Trade Deficits - Greg Mankiw
• How the left stopped being a party of the working class - mainly macro
• Opinion | Why Is Behavioral Economics So Popular? - The New York Times