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From Douglas Diamond and Raghuram G. Rajan in their recent NBER working paper (ungated version here).

Some Credit Crisis Conjectures 2009

Sadly I can't find an ungated version, so I will quote at length from the introduction:

New Keynesian Macro in graphs! 2009

In a new NBER working paper (ungated version here) Eric Leeper and his co-authors address a fundamental issue in measuring the effects of tax cuts.

Multiplier blues 2009

Literally, according to a new NBER working paper by Robinson and Torvik (ungated version here), entitled "The Real Swing Voter's Curse".

Damned Voters! 2009

The greater the degree of predictability, the larger is the variance of ut and thus the greater is the relative contribution of uncertainty about future expected returns to long-horizon return variance. here is the link to an ungated version of the paper

If this is true we are REALLY in trouble 2009

It says pretty much that in a new NBER working paper (ungated version here) by Thomas Dee.

Maybe "dumb jocks" aren't really dumb.... 2009

Ricardo Reis 'new NBER working paper (ungated version here) is exactly that.

A Sticky Information manifesto 2009

If anyone is interested, Gauti Eggertsson at the NY Fed has the full blown argument in an ungated paper here. rmwarnick Says:

Matthew Yglesias » Bartlett: New Deal Failed Because It Wasn’t Big Enough 2009

In a new NBER working paper (ungated version here), Aghion, Algan, Cahuc, & Shleifer show that there is a negative correlation between social trust and government regulation across countries.

Vicious circles 2009

It's by Jesús Fernández-Villaverde and it's titled "The Econometrics of DSGE Models" (ungated version here).

The best paper I read this month 2009