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11.16.2013

Weekend Links

1) A general audience-accessible explanation of why was Typhoon Haiyan so damaging

2) Statistically derived contributions of diverse human influences to twentieth-century temperature changes

3) Dani Rodrik on ideas in political economy models (NBER)

4) Andrew Gelman and Guido Imbens defend the search for "causes of effects" (NBER, and previously on FE)

5) ODI has a new report on "The geography of poverty, disasters and climate extremes in 2030"

6) Guy Grossman and Walker Hanlon's paper on leadership quality and monitoring is out in AJPS

7) "The Climate Corporation sells weather insurance, but it is an insurance company the way Google is an encyclopedia company"

8) "Climate models" (via Colin Schultz)

9) Maternal health externalities of youtube

10) "Learning how to die in the Anthropocene"
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