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Professors & Nobel Laureates

» Greg Mankiw's Blog:

Greg Mankiw is the author of several textbooks and a professor of economics at Harvard University, where he teaches introductory economics (ec 10) among other courses.

2008-07-25 The View from Chicago
2008-07-24 Cross-Price Elasticity of Demand XII
2008-07-23 Thanks, LBJ
2008-07-21 Time to pass out the WIN buttons
2008-07-21 Cross-Price Elasticity of Demand XI

» The Becker-Posner Blog:

A blog by Gary Becker and Richard Posner.

2008-07-21 Should US Taxes on Gasoline be Higher? Becker
2008-07-21 Should Gasoline Taxes Be Raised or Lowered? Posner's Comment
2008-07-15 Trusts for Pets--Supplemental Comment--Posner
2008-07-13 Should Dogs Get $8 Billion from the Helmsley Estate? Posner
2008-07-13 Cats and Dogs, and "Sensible" Bequests-Becker

» Economist's View:

A blog by Professor Mark Thoma from Department of Economics of University of Oregon.

2008-07-25 Speculation and Commodity Prices
2008-07-25 Smart Cost Sharing
2008-07-25 Does HUD Need to Be Razed and Rebuilt?
2008-07-25 links for 2008-07-25
2008-07-24 Making Fannie and Freddie Pay for Their Free Lunch

» Econbrowser:

Analysis of current economic conditions and policy by 2 professors, James D. Hamilton and Menzie Chinn.

» Cafe Hayek:

A blog by 2 professors from George Mason University, Russell Roberts and Don Boudreaux.

2008-07-25 The Cost of Gasoline (by Don Boudreaux)
2008-07-24 A Cause for Applause? (by Don Boudreaux)
2008-07-24 Infrastructure and the State (by Don Boudreaux)
2008-07-23 Inconsistent McCain (by Don Boudreaux)
2008-07-23 Regulation by Markets, Not by Bureaucrats (by Don Boudreaux)

» Marginal Revolution:

A very popular economics blog by yet another 2 professors of George Mason University, Tyler Cowen and Alex Tabarrok.

2008-07-25 Assorted links
2008-07-25 Which prices are falling?
2008-07-25 Which disciplines are the most and least politically correct?
2008-07-25 Should we pay doctors to ignore patients?
2008-07-24 Markets in everything China fact of the day

Students & Undergraduate

» Freakonomics:

The companion blog for the book Freakonomics by University of Chicago economist Steven Levitt and New York Times journalist Stephen J. Dubner.

2008-07-25 This Year's Business Model: Restaurants Without Food
2008-07-25 Why Do Voters Reward Poor Disaster Preparedness?
2008-07-25 More on "Creative Capitalism"
2008-07-25 "Creative Capitalism": The Blog
2008-07-25 Art Rooney Saw the Steelers' Future

» Aplia Econ Blog:

Aplia's economic news blog is a place to explore current events that relate to your econ classes.

2008-07-17 California's Foil Balloon Problem
2008-07-14 Deterring Suicide Bombers
2008-07-07 Oil Prices and Expectations
2008-07-01 Sacking Mugabe
2008-06-25 None and Done: The Labor Market for Young Basketball Talent

Professionals & Analysts

» The Big Picture:

Barry Ritholtz, a market strategist and financial advisor talks about markets, economy, federal reserve, housing, energy and digital media.

2008-07-25 Quote of the Day: James Montier
2008-07-25 My Experience at Indy Mac: Fraud, Corruption, Criminality
2008-07-25 Durable Goods, Beige Book
2008-07-25 Q2 Foreclosures Double
2008-07-25 Pimco's Paul McCulley: Plosser 'Wrong' on Rate Hikes

Angry Bear has three primary contributors, Angry Bear, Kash, and PGL. All three have PhDs in Economics with primary training respectively in macroeconomics, microeconomics and finance. A 4th contributor has extensive background in business, economics and finance.

2008-07-25 Smart Health Care Cost sharing
2008-07-25 Auto Prices and the CPI
2008-07-25 All Economic Analysis is Counterfactual
2008-07-25 All in the phrasing...yell chocolate, or fire!
2008-07-25 What economics would you teach kids?

» Real Time Economics:

Real Time Economics offers exclusive news, analysis and commentary on the economy, Federal Reserve policy and economics. The Wall Street Journal's Greg Ip and Sudeep Reddy are the lead writers, with contributions from other Journal reporters and editors.