Links

- Naked Cap: Bank of England To Be Able to Restrict Mortgage Lending

- EconomPicData: China Holds ~13% of all U.S Debt Held by the Public

- Michael Pettis: China: where’s the inflation?

- Money Supply: BoJ details $33bn loan program

- Aleph Blog: A stylized view of the global economy

- Calculated Risk: When will the Fed raise rates?

- Andy Harless: The Mankiw Rule with Quantitative Easing: Why is the Fed So Tight?

- Martin Wolf: Does Japan really have a public debt problem?

- Paul Krugman: The RMB and the WTO

- Raghu Rajan: The case for and against ultra-low rates

- Econbrowser: Is Spain next?

- Stephen Gordon: On the lessons to be learned from the elimination of the Canadian federal deficit in the 1990s

- Paul Krugman: Fiscal Fantasies

- Econbrowser: Inflation or deflation?

- Free Exchange: Change is in the air

- Worthwhile Canadian Initiative: Re-writing history: The Canadian dollar in the 1990s

- Macroblog: Another look at consumer sentiment and consumer spending

- Alea blog: OIS discounting

- Dylan Grice: What's the point of macro?

- Risk.Net: Swap lines better than foreign reserves during crises

- Bank of Greece: Greek government bond market: May 2010: Volume down 93% yoy, 86% mom

- Bloomberg: Germany, France, UK propose levy on banks before G20 summit

- FT: How to read Beijing's currency move

- Free Exchange: Yuan-way bet

- Simon Johnson: Krugman for OMB

- Jeff Miller: Opinions and Information

- Bruce Krasting: What's Ben gonna do? [From commenter Ted K: "Milton Friedman said Doctors should be able to practice without licenses. But I guarantee you Friedman never had an unlicensed doctor touch a single hair (of the few he had) on his head."]

- Krugman: In the long run, we are still all dead

- Business Insider: Spain's debt maturity

- Brad DeLong: The greatest improvement in economics in my lifetime: JEP is now free online!

- David Beckworth: Why isn't the Fed doing more?

- Felix Salmon: The good and the bad of Basel III

- NYT: A pendulum swing toward austerity: "Finally, effective political ideas are those that can still do good in half-baked form."

- BBC: The thriving market in human hair: last year UK imported £15M of human hair.

- Bloomberg: Investment flow from EU to other parts of world declines by 24%

- Brad DeLong: Is macroeconomics hard?

- James Surowiecki: Greater fools

- Martin Wolf: Is monetary policy is too expansionary or not expansionary enough?

- Nassim Taleb: "...advised [World] Bank economists to give up on regression analysis and take on jobs as taxi drivers."

- Paul Krugman: The conventional superstition