Links (4/27/19)

• Progressive Capitalism Is Not an Oxymoron - Joseph Stiglitz
• The Great Republican Abdication - Paul Krugman
• Where Do Good Jobs Come From? - Daron Acemoglu
• Further Thinking on the Costs and Benefits of Deficits - Furman and Summers
• When Did the Blacksmiths Disappear? - Tim Taylor
• Views on the minimum wage show economics to be an inexact science - mainly macro
• Has the U.S. economy stagnated because its work force aged? - FRB Minneapolis
• Restoring Antimonopoly Through Bright-Line Rules - ProMarket
• Survival of the Wrongest - Paul Krugman
• Is the Fed's Floor System Beginning to Fold? - Macro Musings
• Least Squares Is But One Approach to Linear Regression - Marc F. Bellemare
• Recursions for the Moments of Some Discrete Distributions - Dave Giles
• Armpits, White Ghettos and Contempt - Paul Krugman
• Communicating Monetary Policy Uncertainty - Cecchetti & Schoenholtz
• Economic geography bites back - Brookings
• What explains occupational licensing? - Brookings
• Shadows and lights of globalization - Branko Milanovic
• Are broken promises an antitrust violation? – Digitopoly
• Searching for Stimulus - Capital Ebbs and Flows