J. Bradford DeLong was one of the first economics bloggers and his continues to reflect that with »J. Bradford DeLong was one of the first economics bloggers and his continues to reflect that with a large number of links. DeLong is a Professor of Economics at U.C. Berkeley. His well thought out insights on macroeconomic issues makes this a must-read blog.
The Big Picture, an excellent blog that looks at macroeconomic issues, is written by Barry L. »The Big Picture, an excellent blog that looks at macroeconomic issues, is written by Barry L. Ritholtz. Barry is the founder of Ritholtz Wealth Management. The Big Picture breaks down and explains the latest economic news in great detail.
Bill Mitchell is a Professor of Economics and Director of the Centre of Full Employment and »Bill Mitchell is a Professor of Economics and Director of the Centre of Full Employment and Equity (CofFEE), at the University of Newcastle, NSW, Australia. His blog is about Modern Monetary Theory with importance to macroeconomic reality.
Mainly Macro is a near daily commentary by Professor Simon Wren-Lewis (Oxford University) on »Mainly Macro is a near daily commentary by Professor Simon Wren-Lewis (Oxford University) on global macroeconomic issues. His excellent writing style and explanation appeals to economists and non-economists.
The Econospeak blog is a multi-author blog. Self-described as “annals of the economically »The Econospeak blog is a multi-author blog. Self-described as “annals of the economically incorrect”, this frequently updated blog analyzes daily news from an economic perspective, but requires a strong economics background.
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