Empirical Questions
Robert VerBruggenFrom Robert VerBruggen. Too nerdy and half-baked to publish anywhere else.
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Nerd Post: The Obnoxiousness of Zero
Income is a pretty important thing. People think about it a lot; academics, especially economists, study it a lot. Too bad it’s impossible to do basic statistical analysis of it. I’m only slightly kidding.
New Writings: Wokeness & Working from Home
I’ve been trying, and largely failing, to flag things I write elsewhere on this blog! So a two-for-one deal here.
The 'Pull' of Affirmative Action
An interesting 2011 study from Peter Arcidiacono, Shakeeb Khan, and Jacob Vigdor (ungated 2010 version here) had this chart in it.
The Boring Sameness of Election Results
I’ve made charts like the below a number of times before—often in the context of discussing Trump’s coalition and whether it’s really that different from Republican coalitions years ago. So, now that we’ve got a new round of data, here’s wh...
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Dad of 3, Manhattan Institute Fellow, Institute for Family Studies Research Fellow, NRO Contributing Editor, CenterClip Contributor. Guitar player and metalhead. Opinions my own.
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