MoneyWeek staff picks - May 2013
May 10, 2013
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21 May
The case for a universal basic income - Washington Post
The great economist wouldn't have been a fan of UKIP - Stumbling & Mumbling
There are major differences in the market between then and now - The Reformed Broker
20 May
Mervyn King's time as governor was 'a game of two halves' - Bond Vigilantes
Be prepared to read. A lot - Farnham Street
Why Becks will remain an ad-man's dream for years to come - Reuters
16 May
Libertarians must stand up to corporate greed - The Atlantic
Can fund managers with long-term record deliver better returns? - The Telegraph
Central bank independence could be slowing recovery - The Economist
15 May
People think their money is safe in cash. It isn't - Financial Post
'Emotional fallout' of the crash had a lasting effect on decision making - Market Watch
Before you invest, do something you enjoy - Psy-Fi Blog
14 May
A work that's valuable to the art world may be priceless to the underworld - New York Times
Fighting the Fed will never make them any money - The Atlantic
13 May
Buying America's biggest companies can be a bad idea - Mebane Faber
Deliberately misunderstanding people's motives can destroy society - IEA blog
10 May
Why a bad idea won over the West - Foreign Affairs
Weakness in China is taking a toll down under - Business Insider
9 May
Netherlands could be first core eurozone country to go bust - MarketWatch
Subtle indicator warning that markets may be about to turn down - WSJ
8 May
An 'open' house can get you out of the 'mansion tax lite' - New Statesman
New BoE governor should remember that he isn't in Canada any more - Bond Vigilantes
Latvia is the new hope for zombie economics - The Atlantic
7 May
Falling prices may now be the biggest threat to the US economy - USA Today
Many say spending is rising, not falling. What is the true picture? - Open Democracy
19th century institutions are flourishing across the Atlantic - AlterNet
3 May
It's an income cisis, not a debt crisis - David Beckworth
'The man who is a bear on the future of the US will always go broke' - The Reformed Broker
Doing nothing is no longer an option - George Soros
2 May
Despite all the talk of reform, nothing has changed - Slate
Investment bankers are struggling to get by - efinancial Careers
But bargain hunters should still be wary - Bloomberg
1 May
Both right and left are deluded about unemployment - Stumbling & Mumbling
The government quietly revives one of its stupidest ideas - Flip Chart Fairytales
Has Italy's silver fox outwitted his opponents yet again? - Zero Hedge
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