Jackonomics
Jack WhitcombA nonfiction blog, but only when I'm not wrong. Topics include economics, politics, and philosophy.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 127 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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A Forecaster’s Job Is to Repeatedly Remind Morons That the Underdog Can Win
The 2016 presidential election was a formative event for the way I think about elections and forecasting. To be more specific, the reactions to it were formative. (I was only 13 in 2016, so the event itself barely fazed me.) Every forecasti...
Pangram works, please stop committing fraud
I don’t really care if you read and enjoy AI writing or not. If a robot can pull a masterpiece from the Library of Babel, it’s still a masterpiece, regardless of who fished it out of the space of possible word combinations. However, I do th...
The Bad Economics Handbook
Bad economics is everywhere. It’s practically the duty of politicians, journalists, and random Twitter users to make economists as angry as they possibly can. That’s why I wrote the Handbook, which has 60 different bad economics takes, orga...
If You Stop Paying for Medicine, Fewer People Get Medicine
There has been a lot of heated argumentation about whether Elon Musk killed millions of people by cutting funding to USAID. Some useful statistical and scientific lessons can be learned regarding the exact numbers, but I think the most inte...
The Federal Minimum Wage Is (Technically) a Living Wage
The federal minimum wage, despite being pitifully small, is enough to live on. This requires some painful assumptions about how one is willing to live, but it is indeed living. It would be easier to understand the reality of the situation f...
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