Second Hand Economist
Alexander de Vriessaying "on the other hand..."
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Is Redistributive Taxation Justifiable? Part 1
The statement “taxation is theft” feels1, in the literal sense, at least sort of true. If you do not pay your taxes, after a few strongly worded letters, the IRS (or equivalent government agency) will send armed men to take your money by fo...
Ending Poverty: Today or Forever?
Epistemic status: as an Economics student who reads a fair amount of dev econ, this might be one of the only things in the world I'm actually ~qualified for. 85% confident that the main claim of this post ("GiveDirectly has presented no str...
Calculating Average Happiness is Actually Pretty Simple
Suppose you - for whatever reason (policy, curiosity, search for retirement spots) - wish to know whether Denmark or France has happier citizens on average. Thanks to the tireless efforts of sociologists and government bureaucrats, you have...
Perhaps I treated you too harshly, GDP
In my previous post (more than half a year ago, wow!) I outlined why GDP isn’t an ideal measure of a country’s well-being. It ignores leisure time, unpaid housework, and non-economic components of well-being, while counting ‘regrettables’ l...
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