Links 3 June 2013

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Global Macro/Markets:

  • After the Gold Rush by Nouriel Roubini – Project Syndicate
  • SCHIFF: The Great Reflation – google.com
  • Peter Schiff doubles down on Doomsday views – Capitol Report – MarketWatch
  • Treasuries Loss Is Biggest in 3 Years as Fed Considers Tapering – Bloomberg

North America:

  • Little Cause for Inflation Worries – New York Times
  • The American Consumer is Not Okay by Stephen S. Roach – Project Syndicate
  • Final May Consumer Sentiment increases to 84.5, Chicago PMI increases sharply to 58.7 – Calculated Risk
  • What Sequester? Washington Booms As a New Gilded Age Takes Root – Wall Street Journal
  • The “tax break state” and the way the US tax code favours the well-off – Washington Post
  • Was Mark Carney as good as advertised? – Macleans.ca

Europe:

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  • Tough Times Still Ahead for Euro Zone – Wall Street Journal
  • Europe’s Record Youth Unemployment: The Scariest Graph in the World Just Got Scarier – The Atlantic
  • Paris, Berlin look to shake up euro zone leadership – Reuters
  • The beginning of the end for Eurozone austerity? – Financial Times
  • We need to talk about unemployment – Inside Greece
  • Euro-Area Jobless Rate Rises to Record Amid Recession: Economy – Bloomberg
  • Anti-austerity protests: Spain, Germany, Portugal – Bloomberg Businessweek
  • How did Germany become the new champion of Europe? – The Guardian
  • The IMF – Swedish households pay their mortgages so slowly that they are planning to do an average of 140 yrs – Mish

Asia:

  • Japan’s problems could make the eurozone’s look like a garden party – The Telegraph
  • China’s Growing Ranks of Elderly Beset by Depression, Study Says – Bloomberg
  • Chinas Economic Empire – New York Times
  • Chinese navy begins US economic zone patrols – Financial Times
  • Can FTAs support ‘Factory Asia’? – eastasiaforum.org
  • Moral hazard and the dangers of trust financing in China – China Economic Review
  • Struggling Korean builders tell employees to show loyalty: buy apartments – Reuters

Local:

  • International students taken to the cleaners – The Age
  • The Great Stagnation in Australia – The Money Illusion
  • Participation – the lost “P” in rising living standards – The Australian
  • Why you are never too old for the banks (in case you missed it) – The Age
  • How CBA lost savings, hid its tracks – The Age

Other:

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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.