Literary Economist
James BroughelNewsletter from James Broughel about economics.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 46 | Subscribers | Read | literaryeconomist.substack.com |
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What "McTeague" Can Teach Us About Living Wisely
The 1987 film Wall Street, directed by Oliver Stone and starring Michael Douglas, is perhaps best known for the infamous line “greed is good.” Stone is an outspoken critic of capitalism’s excesses, and he clearly intended the line to be iro...
Beyond Digital Dystopia: Zeke Faux's Satirical Look at Crypto’s Wild Side
This week saw some of the most dramatic moments yet in the fraud trial of Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), as his former girlfriend and alleged conspirator Caroline Ellison testified against him in court. In the ever-evolving world of high finance,...
In Praise of GDP
The quest to measure and comprehend welfare has long posed a formidable challenge to economists. Over the past century, numerous approaches have been proposed to gauge welfare, each providing a unique lens. Some approaches emphasize product...
How Bernie Madoff Exposes Our Blind Spots
Madoff in New York. Source: Tufts.
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