This page is partly for myself, and made public here in case others, particluarly those starting out, find it useful. It will grow over time. If you have suggestions, let me know.
New macro related working papers:
NBER international finance and macro
NBER economic fluctuations and growth
Web-pages of those whose research we must all read:
Resources for keeping up with the monetary policy Jones’
Bank of England: speeches, Inflation Report, Quarterly Bulletin
Learning and how to resources:
John Cochrane writing tips: hilarious and wise take on conventional academic econ writing. Beware that some editors hate bluntness and informality.
Sargent macro course for learning Python
A map of applied macro skills and topics for PhDs
Compact exposition of log-linearization for RBC/DSGE students by Eric Sims
