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Sunday, November 24

24th Nov - Weekender: Links



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EUROPE
Brussels blog round up 16 – 22 November – Europp / LSE
Europe’s Roma population, EU laws on vacuum cleaners, and can the Dutch lead Europe’s reform efforts?

The New European Framework for Managing Bank Crises – CEPS
Description and discussion of the proposals for a European Single Resolution Mechanism (SRM) for banks and for a Directive on Bank Recovery and Resolution (BRR).

Macro imbalances and culture – voxeu.org
Since the advent of the Eurozone sovereign-debt crisis, economic commentators have drawn attention to macroeconomic imbalances within the Eurozone. This column presents evidence on the link between macroeconomic imbalances and differences in culture – or more specifically, interpersonal trust. A conservative estimatation suggests that a one standard-deviation increase in trust reduces macroeconomic imbalances by about a quarter of a standard deviation. Moreover, differences in interpersonal trust can explain a fifth of the variation in intra-Eurozone imbalances.

Spain and Italy get leeway on budget targets – euobserver
The meeting of eurozone finance ministers in Brussels on Friday (22 November) was the first of its kind, seeing ministers pore over the detail of each others' annual spending plans under the bloc's new economic governance rules.

Great Graphic: EONIA Being Squeezed Higher, Likely Seasonal Noise – Marc to Market

Euro zone mulls cheap loans as incentive for economic reforms –document – Reuters
Cheap Loans Proposed for Euro-Zone Governments – WSJ
Euro zone states are considering cheap loans to member governments as an incentive to carry out painful economic reforms, an EU document showed, introducing a discussion on fiscal transfers.

Jörg Asmussen: Europe 2014 - an outlook from the ECB – BIS

German finance minister says no more risks of contagion in euro zone – Reuters
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Saturday that there were no longer any risks of contagion in the euro zone, and Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras stressed his country did not need a further bailout.


UNITED STATES

In Fed Policy, the Exit Music May Be Hard to Hear – NYT

Post-monetarist Fed is sleepwalking into a trap (technical) – The Telegraph


OTHER
Shadow Banking and Systemic Risk Regulation – FED
Fed Governor Daniel K. Tarullo at the Americans for Financial Reform and Economic Policy Institute Conference, Washington, D.C.

Can non-interest rate policies stabilise housing markets? – BIS

(Dec 2012) The strange world of negative interest rates – Pieria

Resources for Quantitative Trading – Mathtrading

Money for Nothing: The Negatives of a Negative Income Tax – Noahpinion

When are markets “rational”? – Michael Pettis

Stock Market Only Game In Town... For Now! – Short Side of the Long


OFF-TOPIC
Empty Suits – Farnam Street

The Evolution of Bitchiness – The Atlantic
Women engage in indirect aggression and slut-shaming, even in clinical research studies. Why?

The World's Most Powerful Computer Network Is Being Wasted on Bitcoin – Gizmodo

Auto Correct: Has the self-driving car at last arrived? – The New Yorker

The Hidden Technology That Makes Twitter Huge – Businessweek


FINNISH
Miksi Irlanti ei käytä EVM-pelastusrengasta – Tyhmyri
Koska Irlanti ei halua luovuttaa loppuakin itsenäisyyttään Berliiniin

IMF:n ex-apulaisjohtaja: tukipaketit olivat vikatikki – Henri Myllyniemi / PS

Hyvä inflaatio, hyvä disinflaatio, paha inflaatio, paha disinflaatio – Tyhmyri
Kannattaa miettiä mistä ilmiö johtuu eikä tuijottaa prosentteja

Hallitus otti lekan käyttöön jättimäisissä miljardisäästöissä – TE

Itämeressä tikittää natsipommi - Liittoutuneet virittivät sen – TE

Hesarin Virkkunen johti kärsivällisyydellä Nooan arkkiaan – Verkkouutiset

Nyt kypsyi EU:n lähipiiri: Ei liittovaltiota hivuttamalla – Jan Hurri / TalSa
Euromaiden liittovaltio ei onnistu kriisitoimien varjossa hivuttamalla eikä muutenkaan ennen kuin kansa sellaisen haluaa. Siihen asti valta on paras palauttaa jäsenmaihin eikä valuttaa vaivihkaa Brysseliin niin kuin nyt tapahtuu. Taasko tätä "eurokriittisten voimien" valitusta? Ei, vaan nyt vaatimus tulee yllättäen EU:n lähipiiristä.

RAY uhkasi katkaista Mielenterveyden keskusliiton avustukset – ESS

Vasemmiston valinta – Saloniemi

Kansalaispalkka ja sosiaaliturva – Tyhmyri
Kannatan kansalaispalkkaa jos se on samalla kovaa vastikkeellista sosiaaliturvaa

Ukraina ei halunnut sopimusta EU:n kanssa – Tyhmyri
Onko EU enää houkutteleva vaihtoehto?