Fantastic piece by Alan Cole, featuring Ari Ne'eman. Essential reading for anyone interested in federal poverty policy fullstackeconomics.com/how-policy-pun…

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"Imagine if you deeply feared your bank account going over $2000. Not under. Over." A reality for #SSI recipients Read more on Full Stack Economics: ow.ly/4Uoe50Jh7k7

Introducing our new "short stack" feature: a collection of little items from throughout the week, including what's smart online and what's dumb online. This content will be mostly for paying subscribers. But you still have a chance to get in at 20% off! fullstackeconomics.com/friday-grab-ba…

Timothy B. Lee from what is increasingly becoming our favorite Econ blog (Full Stack Economics) breaks down why high interest rates translate into lower stock prices for tech companies. Excellent discussion/explainer of the discount rate. Clear and to the point. fullstackeconomics.com/rising-interes…

For paid subscribers: Timothy B. Lee summarizes four of the studies most provoking discussion lately, from rent control to the decline of apps under GDPR. fullstackeconomics.com/short-stack-fo…

Republican efforts against corporate activism are here to stay, says Alan Cole. They follow a real change in sentiment among Republican voters. And they are likely to focus on empowering right-of-center shareholders against left-of-center management. fullstackeconomics.com/how-republican…

This overview of how the GOP turned against corporate management by Alan Cole is really good. fullstackeconomics.com/how-republican…

"The precedents set in 2020 seemed to pave the way for more corporate commentary on social policy than before. And that commentary⁠—for a variety of reasons⁠—tended to lean left of the median voter." fullstackeconomics.com/how-republican…

Short Stack ($): Timothy B. Lee answers questions on solar, catch-up inflation, and self-driving cars. Has self-driving car progress gone from overrated to underrated? fullstackeconomics.com/short-stack-se…

Short Stack ($): The ruble exchange rate is kind of fake. The anti-trust people are barking up the wrong tree. And Alan Cole is rooting for that Disney Star Wars hotel everyone is making fun of. fullstackeconomics.com/short-stack-v/

The great difficulty of modern life is holding in mind two facts: that some things are bad, and that most things aren't. A useful post from Timothy B. Lee. fullstackeconomics.com/24-charts-that…

Ignore the haters. Living standards have generally improved greatly over the last few decades. We have 24 charts from Timothy B. Lee to prove it. fullstackeconomics.com/24-charts-that…

The past was a horrifying time. We used to eat 4x more grapefruit and 8x less blueberries. fullstackeconomics.com/24-charts-that…

I think the dramatic decline in the price of clothes is one of the more remarkable yet least remarked-upon aspects of modern life From Timothy B. Lee fullstackeconomics.com/24-charts-that…

I'll always be grateful to Alan Cole for spending the last year building Full Stack Economics with me. I am looking forward to seeing what Alan does in his new gig. This is not the end of Full Stack Economics—it'll continue as a solo project. fullstackeconomics.com