Consider the Evidence
Lane Kenworthy
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Recent Posts
- The good society
- Can we get wages rising?
- How to achieve shared prosperity even if wages aren’t rising
- Slides
- FISS 2013 conference in Stockholm
- Social issues in America
- Beyond the ‘fiscal cliff,’ America’s kids need more – not less – government spending
- SASE 2013 conference in Milan
- America’s opportunity gap
- Gaining from growth
- Will everyone be worse off if the United States turns social democratic?
- Mitt Romney vs. the 47%
- The State of Working America, 2012 edition
- We’re all dependent on government, and it has long been thus
- Disability is the human condition
- Mitt Romney’s peculiar approach to tax fairness
- Globalization and taxes
- Seven links
- Wage stagnation isn’t due to a compositional shift
- Is rising obesity a product of income inequality and economic insecurity?
- America’s equity-market-centered financial system in decline?
- Why the surge in obesity?
- Ten links
- The good society
- Is decoupling real?
- Should income growth over the life course lessen concern about the great decoupling?
- Is the U.S. tax system more progressive than those of most other rich countries?
- Inequality, mobility, opportunity
- Social issues in America
- How rich countries lift up the poor
- Winner-take-all financial incentives, Steve Jobs, and the living standards of ordinary Americans
- When does economic growth benefit people on low to middle incomes — and why?
- Were the Bush tax cuts worse for progressivity or for revenues?
- What can we do about lack of wage growth?
- Progress for the poor
- The late American jobs machine
- Low wages in Germany
- How should we measure the poverty rate?
- Living standards in the U.K.
- Is there a viable progressive politics that doesn’t hinge on a strong labor movement?
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September 3, 2012 at 12:40 pm
That’s a nice title. I wish I’d thought of it. Thanks for drawing other people’s attention to my post (the first one you link to above). Do you agree, disagree, have caveats about the matter? I’d be interested to find out … plenty of retweets I’ve had on this one but as often happens with my posts, little feedback as such …
September 24, 2012 at 5:29 pm
like those in wheelchairs like to say, we are the temporarily able bodied..