Link fiesta (12.1.14)

1. The economics of rape. (Here and here.) Excerpt from abstract: "By disrupting income or reducing earning power, all of these employment consequences have implications for survivors' economic well-being in the months or years following the assault. In addition, I argue that for many survivors, these employment consequences compound one another and ultimately shift survivors' long-term economic trajectories."
2. Reversal of the latitude and per-capita income relationship over time. (Here and here.)
3. Lazy grad students. (Link.)
4. A critique of academic tenure. (Link.)
5. "I'm with stupid (voters)." (Link.)
6. "Big ideas are destroying international development." (Link.)
7. Does crime increase on NFL game days? (Link.) 
8. Citations in economic fields. (Link.)
9. More on #GruberGate. (Link.)