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10 Economics Blogs The Wall Street Journal Recommends

By JLP | July 16, 2009

There was a very interesting story in today’s WSJ about how economics blogs are becoming popular due to the state of the economy. Attached to the article is a reader’s guide to econoblogs, with a list of 10 of their favorites. Here’s the list:

• Calculated Risk

• The Conscience of a Liberal (sounds like one of my favorites…lol)

• Economist’s View

• Grasping Reality with Both Hands

• Greg Mankiw (we used one of his text books back in college)

• Marginal Revolution (I used to read this blog years ago but quit reading for some reason)

• The Baseline Scenario

• EconomistMom

• Econbrowser

• Real Time Economics

To their list of bloggers, I would also like to add the writings of Thomas Sowell and Walter Williams.

Topics: Blogging, Economics | 2 Comments »


2 Responses to “10 Economics Blogs The Wall Street Journal Recommends”

  1. Lisa Says:
    July 16th, 2009 at 4:42 pm

    I love Greg Mankiw’s blog and read it regularly. I also used to read Marginal Revolution but couldn’t keep up with all the posts. Thanks for the other recommendations.

  2. Foobarista Says:
    July 16th, 2009 at 5:52 pm

    I like that Krugman is his own “conscience”. Sounds a bit self-referential…

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