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Sunday, June 26, 2016

On the blogs -- Brexit edition

Brexit: The Morning After -- by Paul Krugman

Brexit: The Day We Entered the Eye of the Maelstrom -- by Tom Palley

After Brexit -- by David Ruccio

Brexit: Fear, Loathing, and Anger on Both Sides of the Channel -- by Yves Smith

Brexit — a rejection of mainstream economics -- by Lars Syll

Just how bad will Brexit be, and can it be undone? -- by Simon Wren-Lewis

By Matias Vernengo - June 26, 2016

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