Here’s a list of articles that I have been reading today (organized by topic): The Economy
Why the Recovery Will Be Robust, by David Ranson
“It’s the normal V-shaped bounce after a deep recession.”
Economics and Public Policy
The Crack-up, by Vincent Reinhart
“The administration might be settling for superficial progress on financial reform to avoid being on the wrong [...]
Here’s a list of articles that I have been reading today (organized by topic): Foreign Policy
Obama Contra Niebuhr, by Joseph Loconte
“Supporters of President Obama’s ‘moral realism’ are unaware of many elements of Reinhold Niebuhr’s political theology.“
Health Care Reform
The Health Lady Has Yet to Sing, by Kim Strassel
“ObamaCare is still no sure thing.”
The High Cost of [...]
Here’s a list of articles that I have been reading today (organized by topic): Finance
Tiger Woods and Market-Moving Events, by Carl Bialik
Financial Crisis and Public Policy
The Fed and the Crisis: A Reply to Ben Bernanke, by John Taylor
“In his recent speech, the Fed chairman denied that too-low interest rates were responsible. Does this mean we’re [...]
Here’s a list of articles that I have been reading today (organized by topic): Economics
Secrets of the Economist’s Trade: First, Purchase a Piggy Bank, by Justin Lahart
“Economists are often cheapskates.”
The Economy
Uncertainty and the Slow Recovery, by Gary Becker, Stephen Davis, and Kevin Murphy
“A recession is a terrible time to make major changes in the economic [...]
Here’s a list of articles that I have been reading today (organized by topic):
Highly Recommended
Look Ahead With Stoicism—and Optimism, by Peggy Noonan
“While so many of our institutions have failed, we can repair them. The first step is to take personal responsibility.”
Welcoming 2010, from the Boston Globe’s “Big Picture” blogsite
“People all around the world gathered [...]