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What We Read Today 14 May 2013

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The top of today’s reading list discusses the smallest government spender since Eisenhower…….. and the last article is about the poor (ineffective) performance of corporate directors.

  • Who Is The Smallest Government Spender Since Eisenhower? Would You Believe It’s Barack Obama? (Eick Ungar, Forbes)
  • 8 Really Bad Investments That Lost a Bundle (Dan Berman, AdvisorOne) There is also a link to review the history the 8 best investments.
  • The Most Controversial Chart in History, Explained (Chris Mooney, Climate Desk)
  • Global Warming: We are halfway to a mass extinction event (Gaius Pubicus, Americablog)  Hat tip to Naked Capitalism.
  • We can see our true selves in the propaganda used against us (Fabius Maximus)  Presentation to contrast with the two articles immendiately above.
  • How to spot a murderer’s brain (Tim Adams, The Guardian)  Hat tip to Russell Huntley.
  • ObamaCare Clusterfuck: Feds to use “consumer reporting agencies” to determine eligibility despite penalty for perjury (Lambert Strether, Corrente)  Hat tip to Naked Capitalism.
  • New Forms of Communication and the Public Mission of Economics: Overcoming the Great Disconnect (Mark Thoma, Transformations of the Public Sphere, Social Science Research Council)  If you read this you will learn why you are part of the solution.
  • AT LAST: A Secure, Key-Free Way To Unlock Your Front Door Has Been Invented (Alyson Shontell, Business Insider)
  • Bernanke, Blower of Bubbles? (Paul Krugman, The New York Times)
  • Directors Disappoint by What They Don’t Do (Gretchen Morgenson, The New York Times)
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