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    Is energy the true currency?: Energy economists

    The correlation nobody explains away In 1973, the price of oil quadrupled in three months. GDP in every industrialized nation fell. Unemployment rose. Inflation rose. The Keynesian models shattered on contact with a physical constraint....
    macroeconomics
    economic history
    energy economics
    environmental economics
    climate and energy policy
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    What does developmental history reveal that's hard to see any other way?: The Story

    The compensation bonds In 1833, Britain abolished slavery throughout its empire. In 1838, it began compensating the slaveholders — twenty million pounds, roughly forty percent of the national budget, paid not to the enslaved but to the people who had owned them....
    history
    developmental theory
    economic history
    postcolonial studies
    slavery and abolition studies
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    Why does wealth keep concentrating?: Democratic socialists

    The steelworker’s math In 1970, a steelworker in Youngstown earned enough to buy a house, send two kids to college, and retire with a pension. He needed a union card and forty hours....
    public policy
    wealth inequality
    economic history
    political economy
    labor and unions
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    The Open Question Feb 25: What's the future of America?

    Are we (USA) in a decline? Are we thriving? Does it matter? Think The Fourth Turning, Ray Dalio's changing world order, The Decline of the Roman Empire, rise of China, and whatever else you bring....
    us politics
    economic history
    comparative history of empires
    geopolitics and international relations
    sociology and social change
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    Psychological Profile of MAGA. I just did a study on the psychological profile of MAGA, who largely  seem to be over 60, white, male, and Christian. 

    Why do you think this is?

    https://www.peoplesrepublicofcascadia.com/
    Eric Stevens•...
    I think the mistake is treating this as a psychological anomaly instead of a historical pattern. Groups do not become angry because of identity alone. They become angry when economic agency collapses and there is no viable path forward....
    sociology
    political science
    economic history
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