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Assorted links
1. New FT blog on money and the money supply.
2. Congestion pricing for parking in Arlington.
3. Negative interest rates for Sweden?
4. Unusual papers by the new Minnesota Fed chairman.
5. Analysis of Ardipithecus, and here.
Posted by Tyler Cowen on October 2, 2009 at 06:50 AM | Permalink
Comments
4. Krugman 'eviscerates' free market economists? How do Keynesians reconcile that we just topped off a debt-financed consumer binge? If consumption is the key, then why are we here? Do they believe consumers just woke up on the wrong side of the bed last year? Or is it just because bank CEOs get paid too much? No wait, it is all Alan Greenspan's fault, and he's the head of the libertarian party!
Posted by: Andrew at Oct 2, 2009 7:31:04 AM
How and by what processes we got here is
undoubtedly fascinating. How we are
to live and conduct ourselves now that we are
here can lead to equally probing discussions.
The paleontologist and the moral philosopher,
which Adam Smith was in his other capacity,
may even be able to talk to each other.
Posted by: Candadai Tirumalai at Oct 2, 2009 9:38:05 AM
Arlington should just sell all parking revenue to a Spanish or Australian firm who won't have any problem jacking up rates for maximum revenue yield.
The city will get millions for the contract today for a 75 year lease....
Posted by: mulp at Oct 3, 2009 1:50:05 AM
