Breakfast Links: June 22, 2011

— Scary thought of the day: "The number of journalism graduate degrees awarded has doubled over the last two decades."


— FDR wasn't afraid to talk about the price level.


— The troop numbers aren't what really matters in Afghanistan.


— Newt's finance team quits.


— Fewer than 8 percent of French workers are in labor unions, though I believe the vast majority are nevertheless somehow covered by collective bargaining agreements.


Byliner looks cool.


— I agree with Greg Sargent: Obama is a weak bargainer because he thinks it's smart politics.


— Sources of the housing shortage.


— I don't understand why Spencer Ackerman is wearing a banana suit in these photos.


— The price level is still too damn low but we're catching up.


— Susan Orlean on big houses but what are the zoning rules?




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