This is our late summer/back to school edition of Links We Like. Let us know if we missed anything critical over the summer!

• Tim Ogden on "Managing the Difficult Trade-offs in Microfinance Regulation"
• The US Financial Diaries Project is Hiring  
•  An anthropological perspective on Pay for Performance HT‏@KarenGrepin
•  "The Aid Fungibility Debate and Medical Journal Peer Review" by David Roodman
• Dan Rozas on "Can Borrowers be Trusted to Reschedule their Own Loans?"
• "A network view of economic development" by Cesar Hidalgo and Ricardo Hausmann
• US Census Burea publishes its annual report on US income, poverty and health insurance coverage
• Tim Harford on the results from the world's largest RCT - "Cash on Delivery for the World's Poorest"
• BBC: "How Technology Democratized Development "
• Minnesota Post: "The problem with asking Are you Better Off" and ignoring counterfactuals
• Global remittance flows beautifully visualized
• Owen Barder's Complexity and development (presentation and podcast)
• "Conversations on Complexity: A Tribute to Elinor Ostrom" by Ben Ramalingam
• NYT: Churches go cashless
• The Atlantic: "The rise of economic segregation"--Mapping income inequality in America