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).
- ‘They Were Conned’: How Reckless Loans Devastated a Generation of Taxi Drivers
- للاستراتيجية الحوثية في اليمن وعود ومخاطر
- Sunday Reading: The Power of Political Satire
- The Abortion Fight and the Pretense of Precedent
- Alice Rivlin Reminiscences, by David Henderson
- As Thousands of Taxi Drivers Were Trapped in Loans, Top Officials Counted the Money
- One problem with American science
- Dominick Armentano emails me about Standard Oil
- Alice Rivlin Continued, by David Henderson
- The new globalisation and income inequality
- Side-by-side demonstrations persuade farmers to adopt new technologies
- The Odd Nostalgia of a New “Catch-22”
- With Interest: The Week in Business: A Facial Recognition Ban, and Trade War Blues
- Running Scared: Network TV in the Streaming Age
- The Trump Administration to Congress: Drop Dead
- Matthew Bishop at the NYT reviews *Big Business*
- Emmanuel Macron et la démocratie représentative
- Saturday assorted links
- I.M. Pei, Master Architect Whose Buildings Dazzled the World, Dies at 102
- Recognizing a Tyrant or Tyrant-To-Be, by Pierre Lemieux
- Corroded Well Lining Caused Aliso Canyon Gas Leak That Displaced Thousands, Report Says
- Roosevelt Must-Reads: The Power of the People
- Deadly Germs, Lost Cures: Citrus Farmers Facing Deadly Bacteria Turn to Antibiotics, Alarming Health Officials
- The internet gang deconversion culture that is Brazil
- Skateboard Tricks to Seriously Impress the Ladies
- Africa in the news: Kenya’s new eurobond, Zimbabwe’s rebased GDP, and Sudan, Benin, and Togo political updates
- To Many Chinese, America Was Like ‘Heaven.’ Now They’re Not So Sure.
- Pub Work Gives a Royal Carpet Maker an Unwelcome Image (and It’s Sticking)
- In Cities Where It Once Reigned, Heroin Is Disappearing
- Can “Indie” Social Media Save Us?
- How “The Big Bang Theory” Normalized Nerd Culture
- Harvard and Ronald Sullivan, why Harvard was basically right
- The Teen Who Thwarted Bill de Blasio’s Presidential Announcement
- Long-term and intergenerational effects of education
- Promises to repay and sovereign spreads
- The Out-Of-Towners
- Alice Rivlin RIP, by David Henderson
- A little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing, by Scott Sumner
- What have we learned about the learning crisis?
- My Classes in Madrid, by Bryan Caplan
- Friday assorted links
- Charts of the Week: China’s Belt and Road Initiative
- Comment penser le lien social ?
- Our next secretary of education should be drafted out of college, not high school
- Revolutionizing online education: A conversation with President Michael Crow of Arizona State University
- Students need more than an SAT adversity score, they need a boost in wealth
- Ce qu’il ne fallait pas rater cette semaine
- Earned Income Tax Credit Looks Like It Needs Work
- Presidential announcement ignores core question: What is leadership in 5G?
- Time for a Return of Large Corporation Research Labs?
- Do Corporate Insiders use Stock Buybacks for Personal Gain?
- What should I ask Kwame Anthony Appiah?
- A Greek Canary in a Global Goldmine
- How inequality makes us poorer
- India in 2024: Narendra Modi once more, but to what end?
- Antitrust Alone Is Not Enough to Combat the Problems Associated With Digital Platforms
- The Fed’s bigger balance sheet in an era of “ample reserves”
- Au Luxembourg, l’harmonisation fiscale reste un tabou
- Europacity : une « montagne d’or » à côté de Paris
- Européennes : 561 candidat.e.s répondent à l’appel lancé dans le cadre de la campagne européenne “Stop impunité”
- Is Brexit still possible?
- LVMH expérimente le business model Rihanna
- Le sociorama de la semaine
- Gaz à effet de serre : le chacun pour soi de l’Union
- What is the optimal tax rate on restaurants?
- Contre la dictature des écrans et du numérique
- India 2024: Policy priorities for the new government
- Le paradoxe des emplois non-pourvus
- Average is Over, installment #437
- Le pétrole coûtera-t-il toujours plus cher ?
- Globalisation and state capitalism
- Mise en activité – L'avenir de la voiture électrique se joue-t-il en chine ?
- The declining opportunities for white, non-college-educated Americans
- Managing the secret state
- Allemagne : Amélioration des données économiques
- Etats-Unis : L’effet boomerang des droits de douane
- Coming Airline Competition, by David Henderson
- Links (5/16/19)
- Des entreprises toujours sur le qui-vive face à la religion
- L’essor des banques panafricaines a d’abord profité aux entreprises et aux ménages les plus riches
