Here's what we're following this morning:

 (via Never Yet Melted)

Myth busting: the Greenspan Commission didn't save Social Security - Mother Jones | Thank you, Mr. Moynihan.

Majority of Wall Street money now goes to Romney - Naked Capitalism | "It doesn't matter.  We own 'em both."

Student debt malinvestment - Azizonomics | 53.6% of bachelor's degree-holders under the age of 25 last year were jobless or underemployed.  Still think that college education is reaping the rewards it once did?

Jackson Hole, the crisis, and policy responses - VoxEU | Policymakers need to abandon failed orthodoxies and irrelevant treaties and consider new, alternative ST and LT policy strategies.  "NEED TO" and "WILL" are two different agendas, however.

Chicago schools brace for strike - Associated Press | What?  Emanuel a liar?  And a bully?  To the Left?  Who would have ever guessed?

The big Swiss Faustian bargain - SNBCHF | The Swiss National Bank can still hope that QE3 and any European Central Bank bond-buying will never come.  Where have we heard that concept of "Hope" before?

Economy set to be game of little progress - Financial Times | It's a game of two halves, but the second will be worse than the first.

Chinese kleptocrats don't always make it to their final destination - Bruce Krasting | Quick math: what is $80 billion divided by 700,000?  (That's how much each fleeing Chinese leader has brought into the United States.)

Ten inviolable rules for dealing with the sharks on Wall Street - The Washington Post | What does Greece and the Poway Unified School District of San Diego have in common?  You'll be surprised.

Want to understand the economy?  Read comics. - Boing Boing | There is still an angle, but it'll give the uninitiated a taste of what's at stake.