Sunday 5 May 2013

Updated Blogroll 6/5/13

Since Andrew Gelman did one last week I will do one today.

I have probably forgot some and so will undoubtedly update.

Australia

  • John Quiggin who quite possibly is the original and still one of the best.Left of centre
  • Ricardian Ambivalence is the opposite. He is new and right of centre works in financial markets
  • Club Troppo is pretty old with Ken Parish the Editor in chief. Lotsof different people write there with Nick Gruen my favourite. They are mugwumps. ( A bird that sits on the fence)
  • Harry Clarke also has been around a while. slightly right of centre
  • pollbludger apolitical but must read on anything politics OZ style
  • Peter Martin an old mate of mine. If you are gong to read any journo then Pete is the one
  • The Kouk is not as regular as he once was. Has demolished people like Judith Sloan, Gerard Henderson and Terry McCrann. ever so slightly left of centre
  • Grogsgamut where Greg Jericho lives. Great with charts
  • Marktheballot. Name says it all Mark the Graph on blog leave at present
  • Kevin Bonham writes on politics. sometimes too tasmainian but good.
  • mumble where Peter Brent is essential reading if you like politics
  • Larvatus Prodeo where Mark Banisch has a lot of mates writing from a left of centre perspective hang out
  • We are all dead is Matt Cowgill's blog Specialises in labour economics
US
  • Paul Krugman  Do I need to say anymore
  • Calculated Risk Bill McBride writes on US housing and other matters
  • Economists View Mark Thoma obviously never sleeps. Lots of articles and has links every day
  • Brad De Long great on economic history and has good links too but snarky
  • Econbrowser where Jim Hamilton and Menzies Chin share. Always good reading on economics
  • Worthwhile Canadian Initiave Frances Woolley, Nick Rowe and Livio De Matteo write here. not to be missed
  • Uneasy Money David Glasner is always writing high quality articles usually on monetary economics from a historical perspective
  • Noahpinion where Noah Smith writes a lot on almost any subject to do with economics
  • macroblog where Atlanta Fed's Dave Altig keeps up a high quality blog
  • Econospeak politically incorrect eonomics?
  • Jared Bernstein economics from a rightwing democrat point of view


Europe
  • MainlyMacro Simon Wren-Lewis writes on macro-economics.High quality and regular
  • Not the Treasury view where Jonathon Portes hangs out. Similar to Simon
  • Irish economy says it all. A group of people with great links on mostly European matters
  • Lord Keynes writes on matters from a social democratic view. A bit too MMT for my taste

Statistics
  • Andrew Gelman If you like statistics then you must read him. Warning. He writes a lot
  • Goodstats Badstats and numbersruleyourworld are very similar. Great in understanding statistics and with only a few articles a week if that.
  • Dave Giles. Struggling to remember about all that econometrics you did at University. Dave is your man!!
Other

Voxeu  lots of papers on almost any subject and easy to read

2 comments:

  1. What an appalling reading list. No wonder your brain is mush.

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  2. Hey Homer,

    you sure Martin's happy with you publicizing "he's a mate"? I think you may want to check with him. You two were walking the corridors of power...?

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