Inequality in Equal Land
Adam Nash has a good post on wealth inequality: …Every year, we pull the most recent data from the US Census on household wealth, cut
Cybersecurity ETF
Joe Weisenthal: “The Red Line is the day that Anthropic introduced Mythos” The post Cybersecurity ETF appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION. Source link
No, DataCenters are Not Crowding-Out Other Investments
Based on charts like the one at right, Paul Krugman and many others are arguing that: Massive spending on data centers is crowding out investment
India has more Restrictive Labor Law than Germany
In Premature Imitation and India’s Flailing State, Shruti Rajagopalan and I discuss how India has essentially all of the laws of a developed country but
Michael Woodford, Nobel Laureate – Marginal REVOLUTION
I think of Michael Woodford as the kind of economist who studies something very specific very intensively and tries to get it just right. But
How and why did the Victorians succeed?
From Samuel Hughes, in Works in Progress: The elites of Victorian Britain operated differently. Their schools and universities were not terribly academic and had very
The top private sector employers of economics graduates
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Accounting for Cross-Country Income Differences Revisited
Also known as Why I Do Not Believe in the Housing Theory of Everything: Development accounting is the search for proximate sources of cross-country income
Should you text more?
Here, in five waves of panel data (N = 1,966 US adults), we examined associations between life satisfaction and self-reported use of ten common social technologies measured
Callum Williams on cybersecurity prices
Share prices of cyber firms have jumped around a lot in recent weeks, leading one side or the other to claim victory. But the crucial