This year’s Nobel Prize Lectures in Economic Sciences:
“United States Then, Europe Now” (at the nobelprize.org site)
Thomas J. Sargent, New York University
“Statistical Modeling of Monetary Policy and its Effects” (at the nobelprize.org site)
Christopher A. Sims, Princeton University
YouTube version of live TV broadcast of everything. Lectures start 10 minutes into the broadcast (with an introduction by Per Krusell):
Economic Principals The Economist: Free Exchange Antonio Fatas on the Global Economy Freakonomics Grasping Reality with the Invisible Hand (Bradford DeLong) The Grumpy Economist (John Cochrane) Paul Krugman’s Conscience of a Liberal MacroMania (David Andolfatto) Modeled Behavior The MoneyIllusion (Scott Sumner) NBER Working Papers on Monetary Economics Casey Mulligan’s “Supply and Demand (in that order)” Dani Rodrik’s weblog John Taylor: Economics One Mark Thoma: Economist’s View longandvariable (Tony Yates)