10 Tuesday Reads - Hedge funds’ conspiracy, Residual Seasonality in GDP, Why honest people do dishonest, Advice on careers, and more
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- For S&P 500, Expensive Is the New Cheap (Bloomberg) but see Don’t Count on Happy Returns for U.S. Stocks (MoneyBeat)
- Productivity: It’s a drag. Restoring productivity levels is crucial to boosting living standards and filling tax coffers (FT)
- Yanis Varoufakis: Austerity Is the Only Deal-Breaker (Project Syndicate) see also What Would Happen If Greece Doesn’t Pay the IMF: Q&A (Bloomberg)
- Here’s where the jobs in renewable energy are (Vox)
- Hedge Funds: The Awkward Victors (Market Mogul) see also Hedge funds’ conspiracy of mediocrity keeps fees high, returns low (Fortune)
- If I Knew Then: Advice on careers, finance, and life from Harvard Business School’s Class of 1963 (HBS 1963)
- BEA Works to Mitigate Potential Sources of Residual Seasonality in GDP (BEA) see also First-Quarter Growth May Look Better After Upcoming Statistical Tweaks (Real Time Economics)
- Urban world: Cities and the rise of the consuming class (McKinsey)
- What Liberals Still Don’t Understand About Fox News (Politico) see also Bartlett: Are Polls Always 'Skewed' Against Republicans? (TBP)
- Why Honest People Do Dishonest Things: A failure to anticipate an ethical decision makes men and women more likely to lie or cheat. (Scientific American)
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