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Sarah Kendzior
From Oklahoma City to Trump — —
Chris Hedges
danah boyd
City Observatory
CityNerd
Notes on the Crisis
Nathan Tankus
104% China Tariffs Came into Effect at Midnight. We Instantly Entered this Crisis’s “Lehman Brothers” Moment — — Notes on the Crisis —
The Stock Market is a Conventional Wisdom Processor: Why Trump’s Tariffs Crashed the Stock Market While the Trump Musk Payments Crisis Hasn’t (Yet) — — Notes on the Crisis —
Strong Towns
The Numbers Don’t Lie: New Study Proves That Tactical Urbanism Can Boost Local Economy — Strong Towns —
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Liberty Street Economics
Recent Shifts Seen in Consumers’ Public Policy Expectations — Federal Reserve Bank of New York — Liberty Street Economics —
Monetary Policy Spillovers in the Global Economy — Federal Reserve Bank of New York — Liberty Street Economics —
The Australia Institute
Postal vote applications – the number 1 source of complaints during election campaigns — The Australia Institute —
Election entrée: Australia is a world leader in electing Independent MPs — The Australia Institute —
Six reforms to fix Australia’s new, deeply flawed political finance regime — The Australia Institute —
The Liberal Party’s proposed funds are just boondoggles of budgetary make believe — The Australia Institute —
Reversing years of lost power: the real reason behind Australia’s dismal wage growth — The Australia Institute —
Peter Dutton’s gas export tax is a good idea – and a turning point — The Australia Institute —
Leaders’ debates can be useful, but no debate is better than a scrappy one — The Australia Institute —
Uni Canberra is spending big on things not needed, while cutting staff to save money — The Australia Institute —
The Claremont Institute
Modern Money Lab
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Reframing the State: Economies at war and lessons for the coming climate catastrophe — Modern Money Lab, YouTube —
Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA)
Boundedly Rational Expectations and the Optimality of Flexible Average Inflation Targeting — Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) —