Did the NBER create an RSS feed for abstracts of new working papers?
http://www.nber.org/rss/new.xml
I didn’t notice this feature at the nber site, but my Google reader suggested it to me.
May 29 2009
A commenter recommended Daniel Nettle's book on Personality. It was a good recommendation. Various lines of evidence suggest that our interest in money--and the material goods it buys--is mainly as a marker of comparative social status. Some more notes and excerpts follow.For me, the most troubling thing about pers...
May 29 2009
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May 28 2009
Did the NBER create an RSS feed for abstracts of new working papers? http://www.nber.org/rss/new.xml I didn't notice this feature at the nber site, but my Google reader suggested it to me.
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david
May 28 2009 at 7:51pm
No idea either, but there are feeds for individual NBER programs.
And the link to the feed for all new working papers isn’t on the page itself, naturally: you have to view the page’s metadata or look in your browser’s detected list of such feeds.
It’s rather odd, really. Perhaps it’s a work-in-progress and Google’s spider just picked it up early.
Erick
May 29 2009 at 2:30am
Sounds like an answer to “You might be an econ geek if…”
Zac Gochenour
May 29 2009 at 10:39am
Many thanks, Arnold! Very cool.
new.xml seems to be an aggregate of all the individual feeds
The feeds aren’t new, but as david suggests appear to be a work in progress, as they aren’t advertised and only recently are a lot of papers added.
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