The economy booms, but many municipalities are strapped for cash (4)
The froth in the ritzier parts of London conceals a fragile national market (1)
Regulators grow increasingly worried about steep cropland prices (1)
Microlending has helped make BTPN one of Asia’s most profitable banks (0)
New ideas about an old problem (2)
In this blog, our correspondents consider the fluctuations in the world economy and the policies intended to produce more booms than busts
Housing problems leave workers stuck
(Viral Acharya)
There's been no jobless recovery, because there's been no recovery
(Scott Sumner)
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A look at US economic and demographic data
The latest Economist poll of forecasters
China to alter taxes in attempt to cut wealth gap
(Financial Times)
Game theory and the budget
(Marginal Revolution)
Toward a general theory of public options
(Mike Konczal)
Last mill standing
(Etsy)
Paul Ryan's plan to deepen the recession
(Matt Yglesias)
Cities, skills, and regional change
(Edward Glaeser, Giacomo Ponzetto, and Kristina Tobio)
Talk of restructuring Greece’s debt is unlikely to solve the country’s economic woes
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