blogging

I'll be at the Kauffman Foundation's Economic Bloggers Forum.  There is a great schedule of sessions, including David Warsh and Paul Romer and panels on the Great Recession, economic growth, and fiscal policy.  You can catch the webcast of the event starting tomorrow at 8:30 Central time.

Enjoy!

Macroeconomic Advisers has a blog.  I became a huge fan of their work during my year at the CEA.

Franklin Mixon and Kamal Upadhyaya present rankings of popular economics blogs according to the scholarly impact of their main bloggers, published here in the Eastern Economic Journal.  Yours truly is ranked #13 (see Table 1).

Curiously, the article bases its rankings on the database of Anne-Wil Harzing, which in turn is based on Google Scholar.  This is the first time I have seen rankings done this way, as opposed to ISI.

In my early days of reading and writing blogs, David Altig's macroblog was indispensable.  With Altig now the senior vice president and research director of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, the blog is back under the Bank's auspices. 

Set your bookmarks and blogrolls accordingly.

I knew, but I didn't really know.