Mark Paul

@MarkVinPaul

Assistant Prof of Economics & Environmental Studies . Fellow . PhD . Book FREEDOM IS NOT ENOUGH 2022.

Sarasota, FL
markpaulecon.com
Sumali noong Agosto 2013
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    Hun 4, 2020

    Here it is. Thrilled to announce that I'm writing a book for summer 2022! Time to talk about how economists and policymakers have stood in the way of building a truly free society, one in which all people have their basic rights. There is no freedom without economic freedom.

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  2. 14 (na) oras ang nakalipas

    I get the macro argument for expanding UI benefits during downturns, but I do not get the human logic. The assumption here is that some unemployed are more deserving than others. The result? A dysfunctional unemployment system.

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    15 oras ang nakalipas

    looks like biden is cutting major climate proposals from the infrastructure plan in an effort to solicit support from bad faith actors. this is a truly awful idea & shows we learned nothing from the obama administration. feat. insight from

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  4. 19 (na) oras ang nakalipas

    Give workers a future they can believe in, that they can trust to exist, and they will support bold climate action. A new report by Robert Pollin on a just transition in CA, in support w/ , shows the path forward. reporting!

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  5. 19 (na) oras ang nakalipas

    Wages are booming! Not. Stop taking employers at their word. They lie. It's a logical strategy: do everything you can to suppress wages, including lying about wages and labor supply.

    Huh. Quitting maybe at all-time highs, but wage growth for already-employed workers seem to be trending down?
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  6. 20 oras ang nakalipas

    For some reason journalists are completely ignoring the third options and largely ignoring the first option. Let's not take companies press releases and take them hook, line, and sinker plz.

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  7. 20 oras ang nakalipas

    When firms see increasing costs - whether those costs come from labor or materials - there are a number of different options: 1. They can invest & increase productivity 2. They can potentially rise prices, passing on those costs to consumers 3. Adjustment to labor share of income

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  8. 20 oras ang nakalipas

    First, a bit of inflation is a good thing. Second, It's almost like industrial policy could be important for controlling prices 🤔.

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  9. 21 oras ang nakalipas

    Best news I've heard in a while! has been an absolute pleasure to work with and is a true champion of the people. I know she'll do everything she can to fight for the just and equitable economy we need. Congratulations!

    Honored and excited to become 's next executive director! Our work is more important than ever as we emerge from a massive economic crisis & fight for vital investments to support the workers, families, and communities who drive our economy.
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  10. Hun 9

    So just took 6 months to turn on our solar panels. That should be criminal. This is how utilities try to kill the energy transition.

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  11. Hun 9

    In a letter to the published today I proudly joined more than a hundred economists, including ,, , , & others to call on the to & . .

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  12. Hun 9

    Crafting an infrastructure package without addressing the climate crisis is truly as stupid as it gets. It's criminal.

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  13. Hun 9

    It's amazing how fast we went from "stagnant wages are a problem" to "holy shit, wages are rising! This is a crisis!"

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  14. Hun 9

    My hot take: rising wages is a sign of a healthy economy and should be welcomed.

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  15. Hun 9

    Americans love to go abroad and lecture poorer countries about corruption. Difference between the US and many other nations? We legalize it.

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  16. Hun 8

    Any article that talks about rising wages and companies hiking prices in turn need to explain to readers that labor share of income is still at a historic low.

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  17. Hun 8

    Hard agree.

    One very good follow I've discovered recently is Alex Williams (). Lots of good econ stuff that's pretty orthogonal to what you'll get from the standard outlets.
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    Hun 8

    There's four basic economic arguments we believe are true about public investments to fight climate change. and I took a deep dive into the CBO's methodology for public investment and found that it is hard-coded against them all. Check it out!

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  19. Hun 8

    It's kinda crazy that there are no substantial academic papers to back Penn Wharton or CBO models, two incredibly powerful models that wield enormous veto power over our democracy.

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    Hun 7

    Joe Biden's staffers trying to really injure people with this violent little stunt.

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    DHS/Border Patrol is using helicopter rotor wash to try to clear out activists out from an occupied pump station north of Park Rapids. More than 24 activists are locked down to equipment inside.
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    Hun 7

    Time to nationalize Shell. The profit math is just as clear as the climate math: corporations exist to generate profit & enrich shareholders, both of which require them to produce their product. Let's take profit out of the equation. & me:

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