Des liens en direct vers les publications de sites d’information économique que nous utilisons régulièrement. En français et en anglais (et avec un peu de Breton).
- Stock Buybacks Are a Key Example of Extractive Corporate Power
- Tyler Cowen on meritocracy
- Trump’s Syria Policy Is a Strategic and Political Disaster
- Alfred Nobel catches “Abiy-mania”
- Hunter Biden to Leave Chinese Company Board, Addressing Appearance of a Conflict
- Trade: A reply to commenters
- More babysitters are desperately needed
- Hong Kong Protesters Are Targeting Starbucks. Apple Could Be Next.
- How Lev Parnas Became Part of the Trump Campaign’s “One Big Family”
- How Deutsche Bank Paid Millions to Get Ahead in China
- When You Take a Great Photo, Thank the Algorithm in Your Phone
- If a Robotic Hand Solves a Rubik’s Cube, Does It Prove Something?
- A risky mix: Looser financial regulations when monetary policy is easing
- Daily Cartoon: Tuesday, October 15th
- The Latest Nobel Prize in Economics, by David Henderson
- Tuesday assorted links
- Trump’s Syria withdrawal is a boon for ISIS — and a nightmare for Europe
- Steel Tariffs Not Likely to Deter Turkey, Analysts Say
- Trump Accidentally Calls Biden Looking for Dirt on Biden
- Opinions about Semicolons
- Fighting Poverty With Field Experiments: the Nobel Laureates’ Revolution
- Free college won’t be enough to prepare Americans for the future of work
- Fortnite Is Back, Ending Gamers’ Long Nightmare
- DreamWorks Film ‘Abominable’ Is Pulled by Vietnam Over Chinese Map Scene
- Kickstarter Calls Itself Progressive. But About That Union.
- ABC Apologizes for Showing Video From U.S. Gun Range in Report on Syria
- U.S.-China Trade Will Never Be the Same
- Let’s Look Past Our Differences to the One Thing We Have in Common: Lots of Money
- Anti-Globalization Bias and Public Policy
- Carly Simon Remembers a Fateful Trip to the Movies with Jackie Kennedy
- David Means Reads “Are You Experienced?”
- The Soul-Searching of Buzz Bissinger
- Can a West African Currency Union Work?
- A People’s Vote or a General Election: how does Johnson’s new deal change things
- Ecole et immigration : en finir avec les soupçons
- The precocious period: Impact of early menarche on schooling in India
- When can companies force change by standing up to foreign governments
- Commission européenne : un mode de nomination dépassé
- Dav Pilkey on ADHD
- Market design bleg
- Increasing diversity in UK economics
- Monetary policy should prevent deflation and avoid a bad equilibrium
- Students Selling Notes, Part 2, by Michael Munger
- Highlights: Arne Duncan and John King on how to improve education in America
- L’ikigai, un outil pour conserver les talents dans l’entreprise
- Et si l’IA rendait la banque plus juste ?
- Credibility, predictability, consistency, by Scott Sumner
- Imran Khan’s incomplete narrative on the Taliban
- Imran Khan’s incomplete Taliban narrative
- Esther Duflo: How to Find the Right Questions
- An Economics Nobel for Three Pragmatic Poverty-Fighters
- American leadership on the Sustainable Development Goals
- Michael Kremer, Nobel laureate
- Esther Duflo reminiscenses
- Build, Barbara, Build: Reflections on Nickel and Dimed, by Bryan Caplan
- Abhijit Banerjee reminiscenses
- How China Can Reach its Centennial Goal
- Brexit and Finance: Brace for No Impact?
- Catalogne: retour de la crise ou ouverture d’une autre étape?
- Interview with Hal Varian: An Academic Goes to Google
- « Dire que le public ne comprend rien à l’économie est un discours idéologique »
- Cross-border, but not national, EU interregional development projects are associated with higher growth
- « Une impasse pour les politiques de développement »
- On Indigenous Peoples Day, new ideas for American Indian land rights
- Bravo Esther Duflo !
- Can Synchronized Stagnation Be Stopped?
- Qu'on adore ou pas, le travail est bel et bien pénible
- Emergency and Shortages in Altruistic California, by Pierre Lemieux
- Prix Nobel 2019 : Banerjee, Duflo et Kremer cherchent à réduire la pauvreté dans le monde
- The Nobel Prize in Economic Science Goes to Banerjee, Duflo and Kremer
- Will Libra Be Stillborn?
- Faut-il travailler moins pour faire plaisir à son entourage ?
- On the road for Nobel day
- Un prix « Nobel » d'économie de plus en plus contesté
- Les États-Unis, adeptes du commerce administré?
- What Difference Does a Diagnosis Make? Evidence from Marginal Patients -- by Mattan Alalouf, Sarah Miller, Laura R. Wherry
- Does Costly Reversibility Matter for U.S. Public Firms? -- by Hang Bai, Erica X.N. Li, Chen Xue, Lu Zhang
- Subsidy Targeting with Market Power -- by Maria Polyakova, Stephen P. Ryan
- Rule of Law and Female Entrepreneurship -- by Nava Ashraf, Alexia Delfino, Edward L. Glaeser
- Macroeconomic Frameworks -- by Alan J. Auerbach, Yuriy Gorodnichenko, Daniel Murphy
