Baubles & Trinkets
B&TI write notes about economics, class, and culture. I'm interested in folk theories and traditional ways of life.
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| Issues | 21 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 8 months ago |
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Working-class creativity and the business cycle
One of the clichés of modern cultural criticism is that adverse social and economic conditions are somehow conducive to artistic flourishing. There are many stories of successful painters, authors, and musicians producing their best work wh...
Folk theories of inflation
I’ve written elsewhere about how folk theories of the economy can influence how economic policies are communicated and ultimately which policies are proposed and implemented. Popular notions, such as those characterising the government budg...
Income tax and the culture of democracy
In modern economic thought, the best taxes are those that distort behaviour the least, while being broad-based, cheap to administer, and hard to avoid. Income tax does not score highly on these criteria. It often applies to a wide base and...
The cult of the front-line worker
Public admiration for front-line workers in nursing, teaching, and policing is widespread and entirely justified. These roles demand emotional resilience, intellectual flexibility, and physical stamina. They involve serving people at their...
Celebration as a social technology
I’ve written elsewhere about how the community can provide families with economic and social services beyond the immediate household, and how the extent of this provision varies with the quality and availability of state and private-sector...
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