A good post by Prof. Joshua Gans over at the Havard Business Review site explaining the economics of accessing Paul Krugman under the NYT's new (semi-)paywall. The Oz's Michael Stutchbury has a solid article on the ramifications of the current resources boom here. Conservative blog Catallaxy Files covers the sweeping leadership changes at the AFR. And in this excellent PIMCO article, Mohamed A. El-Erian asks:
"In addition to these country- and sector-specific issues, there is an important macro question that we should all keep on our radar screens: In aggregating the impact of all these exogenous shocks, how close is the world economy getting to an unfavourable tipping point? This question assumes growing importance and complexity given that much of the potency of policy responses, be they fiscal or monetary, has been used up in the successful efforts to avoid the global depression that would have followed the 2008 global financial crisis."
