Existem milhares, talvez zilhões de recursos para economistas na Internet, entre elas vários blogs de valor inestimável. A própria abundância de fontes e a pletora de materiais de valor desmentem os próprios fundamentos da teoria econômica, como a ciência da "escassez", e sobretudo o mais famoso motto econômico dessa arte: there is no free lunch in economy. Neste caso, existe sim, e dá para fazer café, almoço e jantar sem pagar literalmente nada, só tempo, que como diria Benjamin Franklin, também é dinheiro...
Selecionei alguns que me pareceram mais úteis a partir deste link: http://www.oswego.edu/~economic/econweb.htm, que pertence ao Economic Resources for Economists.
Adam Smith Institute Blog
This blog is provided by the Adam Smith Institute (UK). The authors argue for an increased reliance on markets.
The Becker Posner Blog
Gary Becker stopped writing his Business Week column and shifted his writing to this blog so that he could reach a wider audience. Becker is best known for his innovative work on human capital, discrimination, crime, time allocation, gender roles, marriage and divorce, and endogenous preferences. Richard Posner is known for his extensive body of work on law and economics.
Blogshares: Economics
Blogshares provides a ranking of blogs based upon the number of links to them.
Brad DeLong's Semi-Daily Journal
Brad DeLong provides a discussion of a variety of economics issues on this blog.
Cafe Hayek
An Austrian blog, operated by Don Boudreaux and Russ Roberts of George Mason University.
Econbrowser
A blog by James D. Hamilton that provides an analysis of current economic conditions and economic policy.
EconLog
This blog, written by Arnold Kling and Bryan Caplan, examines a variety of economic policy topics.
Economics Roundtable
This website provides a collection of postings from a growing number of economists. It is maintained by Professor William R. Parke of UNC-Chapel Hill.
Freakonomics Authors' Blog
Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner, the authors of Freakonomics operate this blog. Steven Levitt has developed several interesting and controversial anlalyses of a wide variety of topics ranging from the effect of abortion on crime to Sumo wrestling.
The Idea Shop
The Idea Shop is provided by Andrew Chamberlain.
Institutional Economics
A blog dealing with topics from the perspective of institutional economics, by Stephen Kirchner.
Knowledge Problem
Lynne Kiesling discusses issues associated with information and economics on this blog.
Macroblog
David E. Altig writes about macroeconomics issues on this blog. Altig is Vice President and the Associate Director of Research in the Research Department at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland.
MaxSpeak
Max B. Sawicky, an economist at the Economics Policy Institute, writes about a variety of policy issues on this blog.
Mises Economics Blog
The Ludwig von Mises Institute sponsors this blog dealing with economics issues from an Austrian perspective.
Nouriel Roubini's Global Economics Blog
Nouriel Roubini, of the Stern School of Business at New York University, examines global economics issues on this blog.
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