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Government Departments
Improving LED technology – that’s on The Academic Minute, featured show this weekend Science360 Radio l NSF ow.ly/hzhBC
Ernest Moniz, under consideration to be U.S. energy secretary, made case for nuclear power l Foreign Affairs fam.ag/14YBYYB
World’s fastest growing economies: South Sudan, which may grow by 70% in 2013 l Foreign Affairs fam.ag/XW469A
US exports Rise to Record Annual Total of Nearly $2.2 Trillion in 2012 l Ex-Im Bank go.usa.gov/4w7x
Zombie replicants soon to outperform the living l DoE 1.usa.gov/Y01WE3
Gas hydrates do not come from over-eating! Check out what, where, & why we need to study them l USGS on.doi.gov/V4F35q
Federal Reserve, Central Banks, & Financial Departments
Households in India are less poor, on average, than households in Sub-Saharan Africa l World Bank bit.ly/UA6ExL
In our archives, read about the Bretton Woods Agreement, which set up the IMF and World Bank l St. Louis Fed bit.ly/RnSNom
Read our study of the nonprofit foreclosure counseling industry in Philadelphia l Philadelphia Fed http://ow.ly/hr72D
The U.S. trade deficit contracted $10.1 billion in December l Cleveland Fed ow.ly/hzkH5
Interested in economics research? See IDEAS, a web site based on the RePEc initiative l St. Louis Fed bit.ly/SVlCWW
Should countries tax international borrowing? l NY Fed http://bit.ly/V3ujUX
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