Link fiesta (12.15.14)

1. OECD: inequality curbs growth. (here, here, here, here)
2. "Debate" among top econ journals seems to have peaked in the 1960s and have been falling ever since. (link)
3. Behavioral economics among development economists. (link)
4. Decomposing TFP into consumption TFP and investment TFP. (link)
5. It seems many economists don't clean up their code. (link)
6. A history of the error term in TS econometrics. (link)
7. Compilation of latest research on the minimum wage. (link)
8. Uber updates. (link)
9. On the limits of cross-country regressions. (link)
10. Oil prices as an indicator of global economic conditions. (link)
1. "...of the observed 45% decline in the price of oil, 19 percentage points– more than 2/5– might be reflecting new indications of weakness in the global economy."
2. The latest on US oil production. (link, link)