As you’ve probably noticed, Working Economics is on vacation. Unless there’s some breaking news or other pressing circumstances, we’ll resume blogging on Tuesday, Jan. 3. Until then, please take time to enjoy your families and the holiday season!

And if you find the wait for our return too unbearable, you can revisit some of our most popular posts since our launch last fall:

• By the numbers: 2010 income, poverty, and health insurance coverage
• Regulatory uncertainty not to blame for our jobs problem
• Clive, don’t change the subject
• What should have been different this time? The policy response
• It’s [not] the economy [that I recognize]
• Garbage in, garbage out at Heritage and AEI?
• Why falling unemployment may not be making voters happy
• Supply-side’s abject failure
• On fairy tales about inequality
• Top 10 lies about Social Security (from those who just want to dismantle government)