Daniel Lind
@DanielLind_
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Forskningsledare för Facken inom industrins produktivitetskommission. I samarbete med @arenaide. RT innebär inte samsyn. [email protected]
Joined October 2015
One of the most interesting podcasts I have done is now out. Great interviewer!
persuasion.community
Yascha Mounk and Richard Thaler discuss where economics goes wrong.
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Happy Founding Day to the @AFLCIO! For 70 years, we’ve fought for fairness, dignity, respect and a voice on the job for working people everywhere. Now 15 million strong, the power of our solidarity is stronger than ever. Here’s to the next chapter of progress for workers!
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Man, does this guy know how to tell a story with a chart, or what?✍️@jburnmurdoch @ftopinion Baumol’s Law
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An Art Basel installation featuring robot dogs with wax heads of Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg went viral as it examined how tech leaders influence how we see the world.
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Korkeakoulujen opettajat ja opetukset vaikuttavat oppilaiden poliittisiin näkemyksiin — kiinnostava paperi, joka tarjoaa kausaalinäyttöä tästä.
Excited to share my JMP! Do academic fields of study causally influence students' political preferences? Through what mechanisms? And what are the broader civic implications? 👇 #EconJobMarket #EconTwitter Joint with @matankoler (PhD @HebrewU, now postdoc @MITEcon)
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The four-star admiral in charge of Caribbean ops had concerns about the legality of the boat strikes. Hegseth asked him to retire shortly after they started.
wsj.com
The relationship between the Pentagon chief and military leader had been rocky since Trump’s inauguration.
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Starbucks’ CEO makes 6,666x what the average @SBWorkersUnited barista makes. Starbucks baristas at corporate stores across the country are on strike, as they fight to stop union busting and for a fair contract. Solidarity ✊
theguardian.com
Four years after workers at a Starbucks store in upstate New York became the first to unionize, hundreds of outlets followed – defying intense resistance from the coffee chain. What happened next?
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Corporations are looking to AI for their pricing, feeding it user data that could jack up prices for customers they can take advantage of. @ddayen reports on what he terms “surveillance pricing.” https://t.co/Y2smhXqbPV
prospect.org
AI’s real contribution to humanity could be maximizing corporate profit by preying on personal data to raise prices. In fact, it’s already happening.
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"The trouble with macroeconomics is worse. I have observed more than three decades of intellectual regress." https://t.co/69oLIReLj3
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This paper by Paul Romer is excellent. It summarizes pretty much everything I have been criticizing about the current state of macroeconomics in my research papers, my books and in a series of X posts on methodology. But the fact that NK economics has its problems does not
rogerfarmer.com
I have rarely read anything as unhelpful to the task of Rebuilding Macroeconomics as Howard Reed’s poisonous attack on the foundations of the dismal science. I have a lot of sympathy for Howard’s...
"The trouble with macroeconomics is worse. I have observed more than three decades of intellectual regress." https://t.co/69oLIReLj3
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📣 Join our final seminar of the year! Professor Marlies Glasius presents new data on the responses of the 100 richest billionaires in democracies to forms of wealth-based taxation. 🎟️ Register in-person: https://t.co/GvHsGjWscB 💻 Register online: https://t.co/TfRUUqZqcZ
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This is a useful paper on open-ended survey data. Open-ended questions can help reveal individuals’ motives, mental models and decision-making processes. Open-ended survey data have been used to study what’s on top of people’s minds w.r.t. important economic policy questions.
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Superstar labor econ team shows what we all should have expected: young workers learn more slowly when they work remote, experienced workers "can do their job" remote but partly by ignoring mentoring. Not in this empirical design, but I'd guess it applies to new *tasks* for all.
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Hard to dispute that the Volcker shock and the Reagan revolution marked a fundamental break in the development of America’s economy and society. Read this and more in today's version of the Chartbook Top Links.
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Excellent article. Polanyi is back without neoclassical economists daring to mention him.
"There is no good economics without good politics"--one of the principles of "The London Consensus," an interesting new book that is the subject of my latest column. 1/n https://t.co/HqfYYIBkeB
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📢 One week to go for Women in Economics: Progress, Challenges & Perspectives. 📅 Mon 8 Dec 2025 🕡 18:30–20:00 📍 Sheikh Zayed Theatre + online Hear from Janet Henry (HSBC), Clare Lombardelli (BoE), Almudena Sevilla (LSE) 👉 Details:
lse.ac.uk
6.30pm Mon 8 Dec | Almudena Sevilla, Clare Lombardelli | Ticket Required | Free public event at LSE
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Although global inequality has declined since the early 2000s, this is largely due to rising incomes in China. A new @g20org report shows that inequality remains stubbornly high across most of the world, writes @UMass’s @Jayati1609.
project-syndicate.org
Jayati Ghosh argues that addressing the increasing concentration of wealth requires understanding exactly what's driving it.
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Is upward mobility a solo journey, fuelled by talent and hard work? Or is it an inherently relational process, shaped by enduring connections to one’s class and family origins? Malik Fercovic explores in our latest blog post #LSEInequalitiesBlog
https://t.co/2hIxZ4A5Nn
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