INTERESTING BLOGS
These blogs link to many numerous other good blogs. You should find one or two that you like and read them regularly. If you think that I should add a link to a blog then let me know.
Angry Bear (various economists and
business owners)
Baseline Scenario (Simon Johnson and
James Kwak)
Balance (R Glenn Hubbard and Tim Kane)
Bradford De Long (UC Berkeley)
Director's Blog (the
director of the Congressional Budget Office currently Doug Elmendorf)
Echoes (Economists such as
John Taylor of Stanford blog about the lessons of economic history)
Econbrowser (James Hamilton of UC-San
Diego and Menzie Chin of UW-Madison)
Economics One (John Taylor
of Stanford University)
Economist's View (Mark Thoma of
the University of Oregon)
Economix (various economists
blogging for the New York Times)
Free Exchange
(various writers for The Economist magazine)
Greg Mankiw (Harvard University)
Library of Economics and Liberty (Bryan Caplan of George Mason University,
Arnold Kling adjunct scholar at the Cato Institute, and David Henderson of the
Naval Postgraduate Institute)
Macroblog (Dave Altig and other
Atlanta Fed economists)
Marginal Revolution (Tyler
Cowen and Alex Tabarrok of George Mason University)
Money Illusion
(Scott Sumner of Bentley College)
On the Global Economy (Antonio
Fatas and Ilian Mihov both at INSEAD)
Project Syndicate (various
economists)
Real Time Economics (various
writers for the Wall Street Journal)
Seeking Alpha (interesting finance site)
Voxeu
(various economists)
Zero Hedge (interesting finance blog)
Last modified August 24, 2012.