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# Keeping up with the economists
- URL: https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/keeping-up-with-the-economists/
- Published: 2008-09-27T13:09:10.000Z
- Updated: 2026-04-17T11:12:36.000Z
- Author: Tony Curzon Price
- Tags: #en, #Migrated, #Import 2026-04-09 18:49, #ImagesUploaded

There's a huge amount of excellent and important commentary on the financial crisis. I have collected together the RSS feeds I'm using in [4 netvibes tabs](http://www.netvibes.com/opendemocracy?ref=opendemocracy.net#Economics%5F1) that I am skimming through to keep abreast. You'll find feeds from Krugman, Roubini, Setser, DeLong, Thoma and many others who are commenting regularly on the crisis.

If you're not a netvibes user, go to the [link here](http://www.netvibes.com/opendemocracy?ref=opendemocracy.net#Economics%5F1). You will see tabs across the top of the screen with Economics 1 to 4 - click those for the feeds. Click on a feed to have a quick read of what it contains, or do "shift+click" on a title to open the originating article.

The professional economics blogosphere, mainly under the influence of american academics, offers a pretty complete substitute for the analysis pages of the main newspapers. There are just a few exceptions - like the FT's own economics blogs (and especially Buiter's Mavrecon). An excellent European voice comes from VoxEU, a group blog of Euroconomists.

I hope you find these feeds useful, and drop me a line (tony dot curzonprice at opendemocracy dot net) if you've got some RSS feeds or sites that you think should be added to this list for crisis-watching.

![eco-vibes.png](https://www.opendemocracy.net/content/files/2026/04/eco-vibes_H25mhlV-1776424224310.png)

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