What We Read Today 31 May 2013

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• IMF lowers China growth forecast… again (Leith vab Onselen, Macro Business) Leith van Onselen has contributed to Global Economic Intersection.

• Risk and Return for Emerging-Markets Income (Steven Pikelny, Morningstar Advisor)

• What Is Sleep Apnea? (Sanaz Majd, Scientific American)

• Poor Empiricism:  The “Middle Income” Trap (C.P. Chandrasekhar, TripleCrisis)  C.P. Chandrasekhar has contributed to Global Economic Intersection.

• Globalisation isn’t just about profits. It’s about taxes too (Joseph Stiglitz, The Guardian)

• What We Can Learn From Rioting in Sweden (Megan McArdle, The Daily Beast)  It’s all about the quality of life.

• Top 25 Colleges for Best Return on Investment: 2013 (Dan Berman, AdvisorOne)  Out of 1,511 schools studied, these 25 had the greatest payoff for graduates over the course of a 30-year career.

• How to Make Bank Bail-Ins Work (Neil Unmack and Peter Thal Larsen, DealBook, The New York Times)  More balance sheet trnsaprency is required.

• No, We’re Nowhere Near A Housing Bubble (The Bonddad Blog)

• Income Extremes Reap Most Benefit From Tax Breaks: CBO (Richard Rubin, Bloomberg)  Hat tip to Dan Flemming.  See also GEI News article and read the comments there as well.