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While the site was down, a couple of interesting links emerged that are worth a pointing to:

• James Farrell summarises arguments for paid parental leave and sensibly concludes that I am on the right track. He also points to a Paul Fijters post that summarises the tensions in the debate (well before I got to them).
• Tim Dunlop joins the income-contingent loan advocacy fold. We need a club name (you know, like Mankiw’s Pigou Club); I guess the Chapman Club seems like a goer.

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