Links 1 July 2013

Global Macro:

• Tremors From the Fed’s Grand Experiment – CNBC

United States:

• How Can America Become More Dynamic? – Forbes
• North Las Vegas sued over plan to seize home mortgages – reviewjournal.com

Europe:

• German politics puts sand in cogs of EU machine – Financial Times
• Former Anglo Irish Bank chief David Drumm apologizes on tapes, says inquiry needed on bank guarantee – irishcentral.com
• Britain must stay in EU – The Telegraph
• France to seek 14 billion euros in cuts next year: paper – Reuters
• George Osborne’s Help to Buy scheme ‘a moronic policy’ – The Guardian

Asia:

• New threats to China’s property bubble – Sober Look
• Xi Says GDP Not Officials’ Sole Focus in Signal on Growth – Bloomberg
• Why China’s Economy May Be Heading for a Crash – CNBC
• China Foreign Debt Approaches $1 Trillion – Forbes
• Korea – Ageing Gangnam-Style – fungglobalinstitute.org
• Pollution-induced cancer on rise in China – Asia-pacific – aljazeera.com

Local:

• Superannuation guarantee rises from today – The Advertiser. Prepare for less disposable income as employers adjust salary packages.
• It’s time for a population plan – Canberra Times
• Rudd’s triumph of style over substance – Business Spectator
• Australia vulnerable as China commodity boom unwinds – The Age

Other:

• Free exchange: Levying the land – The Economist