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New York Times economics blog
There is a new one, find it here. The writers include David Leonhardt and Catherine Rampell. Hat tip to Tim Harford.
Posted by Tyler Cowen on September 25, 2008 at 08:16 AM in Web/Tech | Permalink
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Nice, thanks for the heads-up.
Posted by: Speedmaster at Sep 25, 2008 8:47:07 AM
It's funny. You complain about the lack of accountability in Paulson's plan, but you don't have any problem in promoting the NYT. If you're serious about accountability, you should have commented on this:
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Published: September 19, 2008
Editors' Note
A front-page article on Thursday reported on discussions the investment bank Morgan Stanley has had with possible merger partners. It cited two people who were said to have been briefed on a conversation in which John J. Mack, chief executive of Morgan Stanley, had told Vikram S. Pandit, Citigroup’s chief executive, that “we need a merger partner or we’re not going to make it.”
After the article appeared, Morgan Stanley vigorously denied that Mr. Mack had made the comment, as did Citigroup, which had declined to comment on Wednesday. The two people whom The Times cited now say that because they were not present during the discussions, they cannot confirm that Mr. Mack in fact made the statement. The Times should have asked Morgan Stanley for comment and should not have used the quotation without verifying that the two people had direct knowledge of any comments made by Mr. Mack. (Go to Article)
Posted by: E. Barandiaran at Sep 25, 2008 9:34:47 AM
The more economics blogs there are, the worse the economic goods gets.
Are economic blogs like diet books -- read by people who need them, but don't apply them?
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It looked pretty lackluster at a first glance. Kind of like Macao, its trying to be both hong kong and las vegas, but ends up incorporating only the worst attributes of each.
Posted by: Buck at Sep 25, 2008 11:06:04 AM
Why didn't they just join Freakonomics? I mean, I don't see the difference in scope.
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That's too bad. Blogs are diuretic, you dribble a thin gruel all day instead of delivering the well-formed log at appropriately spaced intervals.
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