Links 7/20/2024 | bare capitalism
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Month: July 2024
CrowdStrike chief apologizes for global IT system crash, details are being corrected
The fault was on one called Channel 291, the company said in a technical blog post on Saturday. The file is saved in a directory […]
China Just Gained First Moving Interest in Nuclear Fusion
Yves here. Nuclear fusion technology is beyond my pay grade. However, it is kindly assumed that human civilization experiences enough climate change to ensure modern […]
Government Liability Risk and Low-Income Loan Deductions
Here is a new paper from W. Scott Frame, Kristopher Gerardi, Erik J. Mayer, Billy Y. Xu, and Lawrence Chengzhi Zhao at the Atlanta Fed: […]
The economics of GLP-1 – The Marginal REVOLUTION
Answer from Frank Fuhrig: Protein shakes “emerged as the big winner” on supermarket shelves among consumers who took the new popular weight-loss drug, according to […]
Federal judge clears SolarWinds and its CISO on securities fraud charges
Hidden crimes Although the judge ordered the securities fraud case to go to trial, he dismissed all other charges. Those charges included the SEC’s argument […]
Jonathan Lipow Progressive Defends Economics
This is the second in my series of posts on Jonathan Lipow’s book 2023, Public Policy for Progressives. In “Economics without Apology,” a subsection of […]
3 Treasures That May Be Hiding in Your Home
XiXinXing / Shutterstock.com With 30 years of resale under my belt, I’m the guy when friends need a quick analysis. And over the years I’ve […]
Tom Holden on monetary policy
In recent years, I have been depressed by the state of macroeconomics research. I find many new research papers are almost unreadable. Perhaps this reflects […]
Friday various links
1. How much is cheating in online chess? (WSJ) And the NYT on fourth-grader Bodhana Sivanandan. 2. “It is surprising that voters are better served […]