Links 13 June 2013

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Global Macro/Markets:

North America:

  • Goldman Sachs clashes with Chicago Fed on what’s needed to cut jobless rate – MarketWatch
  • Real Estate Agent Boom and Bust – Calculated Risk
  • Republicans to Wage 30-Year Budget War – New York
  • US Government Forced to Pay Real Rates on Debt – CNBC
  • Will Housing Save the U.S. Economy? – owenzidar.wordpress.com
  • The housing recovery might be shakier than you think, Shiller tells – EFT Report
  • Some bubblicious numbers on house flipping – Business Insider

Europe:

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  • Greece shuts down state broadcaster and sacks thousands of public workers – Financial Times
  • Recession prompted ‘unprecedented’ fall in wages – BBC
  • Wage cuts for British workers deepest since records began, IFS shows – The Guardian
  • UK manufacturing revival halts in April – The Guardian
  • A Bloodless German Duel Over the ECB – Bloomberg
  • British economy: Some good news for a change – The Economist

Asia:

  • Machinery orders slide in Japan – Reuters
  • Nikkei dips below 13,000 as exporters, real estate stocks weigh – Reuters
  • Asia’s ticking time bonds; Time to cut and run? – Reuters
  • This China Downturn May Be the ‘Most Drawn-Out’ – CNBC

Local:

Other:

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  • Challenge Inequality by Changing Who Owns Capital – Demos.org
  • NZ Government targets super profits from land banks – Business Scoop
  • Massive real wage cuts will not improve growth prospects – Bill Mitchell
About the author
Leith van Onselen is Chief Economist at the MB Fund and MB Super. He is also a co-founder of MacroBusiness. Leith has previously worked at the Australian Treasury, Victorian Treasury and Goldman Sachs.