In economics, you are what you model – Economix
The EU’s cure-all cured nothing: Why Germany’s medicine is killing Europe – Matthew O’Brien
Do the “Big Four” Australasian banks require special regulation? – The Australia-New Zealand Shadow Financial Regulatory Committee
Our faith is fraying in the god of money – Margaret Atwood
Regulators should encourage more diversity in the financial system – Charles Goodhart and Wolf Wagner
Does high-frequency trading alter commodity prices? – David Bicchetti and Nicolas Maystre
Can securitization live with Volcker? – Dealbook
Limits to currency momentum trading – Lukas Menkhoff, Lucio Sarno, Maik Schmeling and Andreas Schrimpf
Trading by bank insiders before and during the financial crisis – Peter Cziraki
China pulls rug from under the Aussie – Nicholas Hastings
Did affordable housing legislation contribute to the sub-prime securities boom? – Rubén Hernández-Murillo, Andra C. Ghent and Michael T. Owyang
The dangers of our new regulation – Peter Sands
The synchronized and long-lasting structural change on commodity markets: Evidence from high frequency data – David Bicchetti and Nicolas Maystre
Do stocks always outperform (in the long run)? - The Psy-Fi Blog
What is the real rate of interest telling us? – Martin Wolfe
Transparency, liquidity & valuation - Mark Lang, Karl Lins and Mark Maffett
Stop letting economists off the hook – Philip Soos
Capital shortfall: a new approach to ranking and regulating systemic risks - Viral Acharya, Robert Engle and Matthew Richardson
Accounting disclosure: adding… – FT Lex
Accounting disclosure: …and subtracting – FT Lex
Towards a common financial language – Andrew Haldane
Shadow banking and financial instability – Adair Turner
Genes and investing: natural stock selection – The Economist
A comprehensive look at financial volatility prediction by economic variables by Charlotte Christiansen, Maik Schmeling and Andreas Schrimpf
The age of authoritarian democracy by Sergei Karaganov
Credit Suisse to use ‘cocos’ to raise SFr250m – Financial Times
Meeting of central bankers, “Godfather” style – Themis Trading
Economics in the crisis – Paul Krugman
The financial crisis and the pricing of interest rates in the Irish mortgage market: 2003-2011 – Jean Goggin, Sarah Holton, Jane Kelly, Reamonn Lydon and Kieran McQuinn
Regulators consider LIBOR overhaul – Financial Times
Superfast traders feel heat as bourses act – Financial Times
Mood swings and the market: how to understand irrational investor behaviour – Paul Kofman
Gold and the international monetary system – Chatham House Gold Taskforce
Why Porter’s model no longer works – Nilofer Merchant
Macroprudential policy in Ireland - Stefan Gerlach
Investing for the long run – Andrew Ang and Knut N. Kjaer
Good regulation needs to fix the broken incentives – Martin Čihák, Asli Demirgüç-Kunt, and R. Barry Johnston
Debt and creative destruction: why could subsidizing corporate debt be optimal? – Zhiguo Hey and Gregor Matvosz
The increase in household debt prior to the crisis is not a moral issue – Mark Thoma
Economics and the brain: how people really make decisions – Paul Harrison
How to reduce the deductibility of interest payments – Felix Salmon
The doom loop – Andrew Haldane
The liquidity trap and all that… – Philip Pilkington
Fiscal policy during the Great Depression – Brad DeLong
Good and bad deficits – Robert Skidelsky
The death of the peak oil hypothesis – Citigroup Global Markets
Tobin trouble – Mark Roe
Capital shrugged – Mark Spitznagel
Eurozone central bankers and the taboo subject of losses – Gillian Tett
Investor inattention during FIFA World Cup matches – Michael Ehrmann and David-Jan Jansen
Why economists are right: rational expectations and the uncertainty principle in economics – part 1 – David K. Levine
Why economists are right: rational expectations and the uncertainty principle in economics – part 2 – David K. Levine
David K. Levine is totally wrong on the rational expectations hypothesis – Lars Pålsson Syll
How markets become efficient (answer: they don’t) – Mark Buchanan
Financial black swans driven by ultrafast machine ecology - Neil Johnson, Guannan Zhao, Eric Hunsader, Jing Meng, Amith Ravindar, Spencer Carran, and Brian Tivnan
Questioning long-term currency hedges – Alen Mattich
Continuing decline in Northern Ireland house prices shows just how much the Republic is in denial – NAMA Wine Lake
Credit ratings and credit risk – Jens Hilscher and Mungo Wilson
The world of finance needs a shame culture – Jonathan Ford
Three principles for successful financial sector reform – Chris Salmon
The art of bankers and economists – Peter Radford
The outlook for the business of hedging against the elements – The Economist
Progress on letting banks fail – Simon Johnson
The history and rationale for a separate bank resolution process – Thomas J. Fitzpatrick IV, Moira Kearney-Marks, and James B. Thomson
Banking in a market economy – the international agenda – Paul Tucker
Dodd-Frank in one graph – Karen Weise
Misinformed voters – Buttonwood
The Limits of Consistency and Rigor, and Why Economics Needs Eclecticism – John Kay (in an interview with Robert Johnson)
Private Equity and “Job Creation” – James Kwak
Free-market evangelists face a lonely fate - David Rothkopf
The fetish for liquidity (and reform of the financial system) - L. Randall Wray
Foreign banks and the global financial crisis: Investment and lending behavior - Stijn Claessens and Neeltje van Horen
Blaming capitalism for corporatism - Edmund S. Phelps and Saifedean Ammous
