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Chinese Take To Streets As Dispute With Japan Escalates: Keith Bradsher and Martin Fackler
In Search Of Lost Demand: A Fist Full Of Euros
What Austerity Looks Like On The Ground: Marta Sanchez: Adbusters
Why Are Our Public Schools Up For Sale: Sarah Noppf, Jeff Bale: Alternet
We Need Whistle Blowers Now More Than Ever: Kevin Gosztola: FDL 
Rationalizing A Euro Exit: Gonzolo Lira
Bodega Residence: Cutler-Anderson Architects

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Panic Strikes India As Regional Strife Radiates: Jim Yardley: NYT
How To Move From Ponzi Austerity To Rational Crisis Management: Yanis Varoufakis
The most important and ignored problem of our time: Bill Mitchell On Full Employment And The Aging Population: Warren Mosler
Ryan The Next Bachmann: Warren Mosler
How Safe Can A Nuclear Meltdown Get?: Will Biosvert: Slackwire
A Word About Banks And The Laundering Of Drug Money: Golem XIV
Solar Data Treasure Trove: Do The Math
LC Ranch: Lake Flato Architects

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Dynamics in China: Michael Pettis
Perverse Incentives to Hoard: Golem XIV
Bipartisan Kleptocracy Plays Russian Roulette With US Economy: Are They Using Blanks?: FTAlphaville
No Wonder Paul Ryan: Kent Willard
InterGenerational Solidarity At Crooked Timber
House In Ramat Hasharon: Levy Chamizer Architects: The Contemproist

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Is The USDA A Wholly-Owned Subsidiary of Monsanto?: Cornucopia Institute
Capital Levies: Vox EU This is exactly what the Regent did in France after the Mississippi Bubble burst in 1720: worked then, it'll work now.
Keynesian Theory Of Hegemonic Currencies: Palley: Keen This covers much of the same ground as The Marginal Propensity To Hoard here at Cobblehillbilly.
The Dollar vs The Euro: Fields, Vernengo: Linked by Palley above. This paper covers the decisive difference between hard and soft money and what it means to international trade. The US, in this light will continue to control it's own fate until it destroys it's monetary system by destroying the ability of US citizens to pay taxes by draining their assets through "Deficit Attention Disorder".
Public Deficits And Private Savings In The Euro Zone: Ed Harrison
Drought: Renee Schoof: McClatchy
Dani Ridge House: Carver + Schikitanz

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The Viel of Opulence: NYT: Benjamin Hale
Mass Refis': NYT: Stieglitz and Zandy
Call To Occupy Charlotte: OWS
Bonfire of the Vanities: Chris Floyd
How Andrew Jackson Killed The Second Bank Of The United States: Jesse
Coromandel Beach House: Crosson, Clark and Charnachan Architects

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Our Fading Constitution: Tangerine Bolen: The Guardian
NC is on a tear today:
Mark Ames On Ayn Rand
Bill Black On Krugman's Sudden Discovery Of Fraud (only in the GOP though)
More Ryan Fest:
One of the few things I agree with Matt on these days:
Ignoring The Biggest Issue This Year: Matt Yglasias
The Same Point + From Kevin Drum
If Only Brad DeLong Et Al Held Dems To The Same Standard And
Ryan's Follies: Letsgetitdone: FireDogLake
Randian Posure: Joan Walsh: Salon
I've been wondering what the Dems could do to bring me in from the cold these last several quarters, really since Obama made it clear he intends to cut SS and Medicare in his next term, bless those GOP hearts, this Ryan thing has done it! Like comedians diligently searching for a new joke, the GOP assiduously seeks the greater evil. But I'll still be pulling the lever for Jill Stein.
Harold Street Residence: Jackson Clements Burrows Architects

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Follow Up To Bling and Bullets: You Don't Know What's Up: Bronte Capital Comments Are Very Interesting
Approaching Peak Water In The Ogallala Aquifer: Philip Bump: Grist
Looterism: Francisco Dao: PandoDaily
Partisan Tribalism Amongst Those I Like:
Here Invictus At The Big Picture Clouds The Unemployment Picture To Guild the Reign of Clinton
Here Paul Krugman Musters Use of the F Word but Only With Regard to Romney
Net Zero Long House In Malaysia: Marra + Yeh Architects

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Unemployment Update: Shedlock
The Fires of Extraction: John Carlos Baez
Closing the Austrian Loop: Lord Keynes
Defending Entitlements, Dean Bakers Thinks Dems Give a Damn Edition: Corrent
Social Safety Nets Don't Trap Federal Spending: J. K. Galbraith
High Style Good Neighbor: Studio MK27

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Big Banks Fall Back on Three Myths: Simon Johnson
Social Security-The Fundamental Truth: Angry Bear
Bling and Bullets: Bronte Capital
Ursine Miscegenation: Caixin Online
Missing The Story: CEPR
Most Americans Have Few Assets: MIT: Peter Dizikes
Our Ridiculous Approach to Retirement: Teressa Gilarducci (Misses relation between fiat money, asset prices and CPI inflation and so misses the major opportunities for a fix.  None the less a excellent diagnosis of the current condition)
Jaffa: Pitsou Kedem Architect

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Fictitious Capital: Michael Hudson (NC)
Trade-Offs Between Inequality, Productivity and Employment: Interfluidity
Four Futures: Peter Frase (The Jacobin)
The Boomerang: Maaskant

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Reality Denial: Herman and Peterson
The Upside of Default: The Archdruid Report
An Outline of Fragility: David Korowicz
Veblen's Institutional Elaboration of Rent Theory: Michael Hudson
Liberty National Golf Club: Lindsay Newman

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Balance Sheet Economics: Michael Pettis
The Distribution of Assault: Crooked Timber
The Conservative Onion: Paul Krugman
Time And Interest Are Not So Interesting: Interfluidity
Michal Kalecki On The Great Moderation: Interfluidity
The Crisis In 1000 Words Or Less: Steve Keen
Plu ca change: Political Aspects Of Full Employment: Michal Kalecki (1943)
Of The Place: Olsen Kundig

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Is a New "Take No Prisoners" a Model for Social Change?: Yves Smith: NC
More Gresham's Ethics: Reuters
More Gresham's Ethics: Simon Johnson
The Financialization Of Accumulation: John Bellamy Foster: Monthly Review
HP Filter Validates Winnings For The Rich: Krugman
GOPatriotism: Krugman
Very Serious Irresponsibility: Krugman
Zarthustra on Chinese Money Flows (out)
Steven Rattner Remains Bullish On China, Kelptocrat to Kleptocrat
Chapel at Rio Roca Ranch: Jennings+Jennings: archdaily

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Brooks Blames Everyone But the Folks Who Took All the Income for Income Inequality: Helaine Olen, Forbes
Not that TED Stravaganza: Do The Math
Original Sin: Multiplier Effect
Hayek's Penchant For Pinochet and Mises Musings On Mussolini: Lord Keynes
Ideology Sucks the Ground Dry in Texas (and its unfortunate neighbors): The Daily Impact
How Today's Capitalists Bring Bad Things To Life: Douglas K.Smith co Yves Smith
Biggest Theft In History, In The States It's Legal 'Cause Mostly Rich White Guys Do It: Foreclosure Fraud Schneiderman and his Magnificent 7 (or is it 10 now) will soon restore the rule of Law at their water cooler, there will be no lawlessness in the Attorney Generals Office (unless its in a conference room)!
Still Ain't No Criminals On Wall Street: Masaccio, Fire Dog Lake This is sarcasm, but then there's this bait and switch at the NYT: The Spreading Scourge of Corporate Corruption: Eduardo Porter that loads up like Bill Black at a howitzer before the fold only to blast waffle and twaddle into the inner news space: our infallible government isn't prosecuting these things so things must be no worse than normal, right? I have a betting pool on whether the NYT will fold first or realize that corruption up and down the government and across the Fortune 500 might be a damn good way to draw readers: most of us aren't corrupt and are more than a bit peeved about it but the longer they (NYT) pretend there's nothing to see, the less point there is to read what so obviously does not correspond to the experience of most people.
Whom The Gods Would Destroy: A Fist Full Of Euros
Auckland Art Gallery, Toi O Tamaki & FJMT

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Growth Out: Bill Mitchell
What Really Happens When You Get Sucked Out of an Airlock: Gizmodo
Obama Kills: Congress Looks the Other Way: Tom Junod, Esquire
Hayek on the Convenience of Dictatorship: Farrant, McPhail, Berger
Gresham's Ethics: Matt Yglesias
We Don't Need No Stinking Safety Nets: Multiplier Effect
How Corruption Becomes Institutionalized: Bill Black
Whose Incentives?: Paul Krugman
Forcing Bill Gros To Lose Billions In Slow Motion Is A Crazy Way To Get To Full Employment: Chris Mealy via Slack Wire
Three Points on Workplace Coercion: RortyBomb
Dwelling after Student Debt Prision: Architectural Dispatch