1. Is Bosnia falling apart?
2. A Jeffry Frieden working paper: "Global Imbalances, National Rebalancing, and the Political Economy of Recovery".
3. China doesn't have much leverage over the U.S. w/r/t its dollar holdings.
4. Andrew Ross Sorkin narrates last Fall's panic on Wall Street.
5. 1989 was a very good year.
6. How Moody's sold its ratings. Jerks.
7. Thinking about how to deal with firms that are "Too Big to Fail".
8. Exchange rates are still the best way for macroeconomic adjustment.
9. Henry Farrell and Eric Posner on international law:
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