#Inequality

Christopher Mims

mims

This is the most important thing I’ve ever published, and I’ve been a technology journalist for more than a decade.(thread )https://www.wsj.com/articles/covid-19-is-dividing-the-american-worker-11598068859 People with a high school degr

Ian Cushing

ian_cushing

My new research is now published open access in British Educational Research Journal: 'Language, discipline and ‘teaching like a champion’. It's a critique of language and body policing in so-called

ShanghaiPanda_No2

ThinkingPanda2

What is China's "Five-Year Plans"?The Five-Year Plans (五年计划) are a series of social and economic development initiatives issued since 1953 in the People's Republic of China. （1/N） Since 1949, the

Shaun Lawson

shaunjlawson

We're almost 9 months on from the end of his leadership, and over 12 months since a shattering, devastating defeat. But if, like half the country, you're unhappy we're leaving

The Dread Pirate Jussim

PsychRabble

As promised, the slides and video for my talk, given to the inaugural Merton Series in Physics (yup, the physicists wanted to hear about it):Implicit Bias: Racial Gaps and Scientific

Corey Shefman

coreyshefman

I completely agree with this sentiment, and that diversity in the legal profession is crucial for both the profession and society at large. But while nuance is not Twitter dot

Jordan L. Perkins

jordanlperkins

The important thing to understand about American conservatism is it's always about preferring the liberalism of a generation or two ago to the liberalism of today; there's no real connection

Rob Yeldham

RobYeldham

Thread - Pent up demand and extra long term demand from Covid related impacts clearly mean that governments should be; keeping non Covid care going wherever possible, spending more on

Jason Hughes

JasonLHughes

So just a few (aka a lot) more things since the French Revolution, Reign of Terror, and Robespierre are all trending and there are a lot of bad takes. First

Polina

polina_marinova

I turn 29 next week. A lot has happened in the last year. Here are a few practical insights I've found useful.https://theprofile.substack.com/p/11-practical-pieces-of-advice-id 1. The quality of your work will eventually

Claudia Sahm FULL CHECKS NOW

Claudia_Sahm

the future of macroeconomics is bright! you will often hear me say that. why? what makes me absolutely sure it's true? [no, it's not a low bar of our current

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CyclingUte22

Political tweet, just putting this out there for my own thoughts. People I know and love are voting for Trump. Usually they like his policies (rare), or (split the rest)

Trust for London

trustforlondon

New #COVID19 data analysisFor #LondonsPovertyProfile, our economics partner @wpi_economics has produced this working paper looking at the relationship between #COVID19 deaths in #London’s neighbourhoods & deprivation: https://bit.ly/C

John B. Holbein

JohnHolbein1

Does raising the minimum wage reduce the number of low-wage jobs?No."We also find no evidence of disemployment when we consider higher levels of minimum wages."https://academic.oup.com/qje/article/134/3/1405/5484905 Minimum wage i

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docrussjackson

Worryingly, far right parties are influential in Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Serbia, Slovakia & Switzerland.THREAD summary

Dr. Paige Harden

kph3k

Some musings about graduate admissions, standardized testing, etc while I wait for my coffee.... these are things that seem obvious? but are maybe not obvious? 1. any proposal to get

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