Economics and other things from J. W. Mason.
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Comparative Advantage Revisited
I was recently in Sri Lanka, where, thanks to our friend Ahilan, Arjun and I were able to meet with a number of people in the new left-wing government there. The challenges and opportunities there are something I hope to write more about mo...
Green Energy, AI and Planning
The Talatan solar farm, the world’s largest, in Qinghai
by Arjun Jayadev and J. W. Mason
Last year marked a watershed: For the first time in history, growth in renewable generation exceeded global growth in electricity output, causing fo...
Against Money, Against the Boss
Money has one face, the face of the boss: In this case, Cyrus McCormick, a strike at whose Reaper Works led to the Haymarket protests that gave us May Day.
I apologize for lack of content on this blog-slash-newsletter lately. Among other e...
Profits, Payouts and Equity Prices
TLDR: The value of corporate equity relative to GDP is at a historical high. But this does not necessarily mean there’s a bubble: profits and shareholder payouts are also very high relative to historical values.
I first started thinking ab...
Hard Rules for City Reserve Funds
The following is a somewhat expanded version of testimony I presented on June 23 before the New York City Commission on Government Efficiency.
My name is J. W. Mason. I am an associate professor and chair of the economics department at Joh...
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Associate professor of economics, John Jay College-CUNY. Senior fellow at the Roosevelt Institute. Thinking about economic policy in the spirit of Keynes and Marx.
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