10 Thursday Afternoon Reads

July 21, 2011 5:00pm by Barry Ritholtz

Here are the late afternoon reading material:

• Congress Continues Debate Over Whether Or Not Nation Should Be Economically Ruined (The Onion)
• Consumers Use Credit Cards for Necessities as Inflation Cuts U.S. Incomes (Bloomberg)
• Robert J. Shiller: Debt and Delusion (Project Syndicate)
• Mortgage pros lead investors from pit (Crain’s New York)
• People Support Higher Taxes to Reduce the Deficit by a 2-to-1 Margin (Capital Gains and Games)
• Elizabeth Warren Makes It Personal (The Atlantic) see also Will GOP Filibuster of Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Head Be The End Of The 2010 Voter Revolution? (Forbes)
• Stop Blaming Wall Street (The New Republic)
• What Is Reality? A BBC Horizon Documentary (Brain Pickings)
• Awesome troll trashing: Contrition (Reformed Broker)
• Radio Special: The Folly of Prediction (Freakonomics)

What are you reading?

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