Below you will find the articles on economics, investing, and finance that we found most interesting for the week.
NB: ($) denotes subscription site.
Why the Noble Prize Committee may have gotten it right by giving the economics prize to both opponents and advocates of the efficient markets hypothesis in the same year.
Article from Institutional Investor
What does it mean for the future of factories if viruses are the new workers?
As we move towards the wind down of Fannie and Freddie, what are the implications of a smaller government backstop for the mortgage market?
A Chinese trust backed by a solar company defaults (first domestic corporate default for China) and copper implodes. Based on the list of “at risk” trusts, it looks like it could be a bumpy summer.
A list of “at risk” trusts maturing soon via Zerohedge
It is somewhat ironic that Alibaba will list in the U.S. because the rules in Hong Kong are too shareholder friendly.
