Links 10 December 2013

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Global Macro / Markets:

North America:

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  • Wall St prepares Volcker rule legal challenges – Financial Times
  • Glass-Steagall Fans Plan New Assault If Volcker Rule Deemed Weak – Bloomberg
  • Celebrations of Too Big to Fail’s Demise Are Premature – Bloomberg
  • Martin Feldstein – Saving the Fed From Itself- New York Times
  • Budget deal expected this week amounts to a cease-fire as sides move to avert a standoff – Washington Post
  • Fed closer to strategy for tapering bond buying – Financial Times ; New York Times

Europe:

  • Germany and France close on banking union deal – Financial Times
  • The spirit of the season: speech by Mark Carney – Bank of England
  • ECB: Euro area monetary policy: where we stand – European Union
  • Greece sees highest deflation on record in November as consumer prices fall 2.9 pct – ekathimerini.com
  • Greek recession slowed again in Q3 as economy shrank by 3 pct – ekathimerini.com
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Asia:

Local:

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  • SMSFs “sowing seeds of next financial wreck” – The AFR
  • Voters turn on Abbott – The AFR
  • Adelaide’s elite put hand out for post-Holden future – The AFR
  • PC: Overhaul of project approvals processes needed – The AFR
  • Economist back faster action on IR reform – The AFR
  • Abbott loses carbon tax edge – The Australian
  • Each Holden job costs taxpayers $50k – The Australian
  • High wages stall Holden – The Australian
  • PM’s decision on cars means tough times ahead – The Age
  • Labor left car industry cash – The Guardian
  • The car industry’s productivity is good – The Guardian
  • Qantas wants level playing field – The Australian
  • Gas plea for pollies to stand aside – The Australian
  • Demand grows for apartments – The Australian
  • Workers call it quits to work longer – The Age
  • Barnaby Joyce urges debate on agriculture – The Guardian

Other:

  • Robert Shiller Blasts Fellow Nobelists’ Ideas To Their Face During His Acceptance Presentation – Business Insider
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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.
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