Things to Read for Your Evening Procrastination on November 1, 2015

Must- and Should-Reads:

• Paul Krugman (October 30, 2015): An Unteachable Moment
• Paul Krugman (October 20, 2015): Rethinking Japan
• Paul Krugman (October 20, 2015): Rethinking Japan
• Paul Krugman (March 20, 2014): The Timidity Trap
• Brad DeLong (2013): Correct Predictions and the Status of Economists
• Thomas Piketty vs. N. Gregory Mankiw (February 15, 2015): I Must Say, I Cannot Think of an Economic Argument That I Score as More One-Sided than This One…
• Wolfgang Münchau: Enlargement and the Euro Are Two Big Mistakes that Ruined Europe
• Adair Turner: Between Debt and the Devil: Money, Credit, and Fixing Global Finance Cracking the Hard Shell of the Macroeconomic Knut: “Keynesian”, “Friedmanite”, and “Wicksellian” Epistemes in Macroeconomics
• What Kind of New Economic Thinking Is Needed Now?: A Twitter Dialogue, with References
• Weekend Reading: Diane Coyle (2012): Do Economic Crises Reflect Crises in Economics?
• Must-Read: Mark Thoma: Truth-Defying Feats:
• Must-Read: Alan Greenspan (1994): Testimony before the Subcommittee on Economic Growth and Credit Formation of the Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs, U S House of Representatives, July 20

Over at Equitable Growth — The Equitablog

• Noted for the Evening of November 1, 2015

And Over Here:

• Liveblogging the American Revolution: November 1, 1777: Thanksgiving
• Cracking the Hard Shell of the Macroeconomic Knut: “Keynesian”, “Friedmanite”, and “Wicksellian” Epistemes in Macroeconomics
• Must-Read: Alan Greenspan (1994): Testimony before the Subcommittee on Economic Growth and Credit Formation of the Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs, U S House of Representatives, July 20
• Hallows’ Eve Must-Read: Roger Zelazny: A Night in the Lonesome October
• Must-Read: Mark Thoma: The GOP Circus: Truth-Defying Feats
• Early Monday Smackdown: David Graeber Resurfaces in My Twitterstream!
• Weekend Reading: Elizabeth Barre: What is the Point of a Teacher?
• Early Monday Smackdown: Springtime for Republican Grifters — and David Brooks of the New York Times Is in on the Con
• Weekend Reading: Diane Coyle (2012): Do Economic Crises Reflect Crises in Economics?
• Liveblogging History: October 31, 1945: Frank Sinatra
• A Twitter Dialogue: The 18th Brumaire of Ben Bernanke
• A Twitter Dialogue: IS-LM and the Neoclassical Synthesis in the Short-Run and the Medium-RunFor the Weekend…: President Franklin D Roosevelt: First Inaugural Address

Might Like to Be Aware of:

• Josh Barro (2012): Who Needs Posner When You Have Mises and Hayek?
• Paul Krugman: “Paul Singer — a huge contributor to Republican causes — has thrown his support behind Rubio…. He’s an inflation truther — with an unusual twist…. He knows, just knows, that inflation is running away because of what it’s doing to the prices of the things he cares about: ‘Check out London, Manhattan, Aspen and East Hampton real estate prices, as well as high-end art prices, to see what the leading edge of hyperinflation could look like.’ But remember, Rubio is a regular guy in touch with the concerns of ordinary Americans.”
• Mark Thoma: The GOP Circus: Truth-Defying Feats
• Christopher S. Kovacs: Fallen Books and Other Subtle Clues in Zelazny’s “A Night in the Lonesome October”
• Charlie Jane Anders: All the Birds in the Sky