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  • IMF Working Paper: Australia’s Linkages with China

    China and Australia have increasingly strong links, especially through trade. These links are influenced by China’s transition to a services-driven, consumer-led economy. Three risks (both upside and downside) to China during this transition process are considered, focusing on their spillovers to Australia.

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  • Melvins – What’s In My Bag?

    “Buzz Osborne, Dale Crover and Steven McDonald of the Melvins go shopping at Amoeba Music in Los Angeles.”

    Deserves a post for the haircut alone – the suggestions are a bonus.

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  • National Geographic Has Digitized Its Collection of 6,000+ Vintage Maps

    “As some of the finest fictional world-builders have understood, few things excite the imagination like a map.”

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  • How Capital Deepening Affects Labor Productivity

    A look at the impact on productivity from increasing capital as a proportion of the number of hours worked in the US economy.

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  • IMF Paper: When do we repair the roof?

    Should policymakers wait for fiscal crisis early warning signals before repairing the roof?

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  • Fedgazette: Motivated to automate

    “Scarce labor and competitive pressures are leading Ninth District manufacturers to invest in smart machines”

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  • St Louis Fed: Closer look at the reasons for low inflation

    A short summary of the different theories to explain the low inflation that the U.S. and other developed countries have been experiencing in recent years.

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  • Chastity Belt – Black Sail (Live on KEXP)

    Chastity Belt performing “Black Sail” live in the KEXP studio.

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  • The Brian Jonestown Massacre – What’s In My Bag?

    ‘Anton Newcombe of The Brian Jonestown Massacre goes shopping at Amoeba Music in San Francisco.’

    And by the way, what a beard!

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  • The Mysteries of Sleep

    “Neurologist Dr Guy Leschziner explores medical causes of sleep deprivation or disruption and their consequences.”

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