I learned a fact from Chris Dillow who went on to conjecture that “consumers -in aggregage – have genuine foresight” I agree that “confidence” is a non-explanation for fluctuations in…

“Ballance” as defined by Chris Cillizza consists of choosing a metric such that it gives a balanced conclusion. The ur-example was his own corruption scorecard which assessed whether Republicans or…

…well-known papers he co-authored with Emmanuel Saez on U.S. inequality. Most notably, there has been only one significant challenge to Piketty’s data, and it was easily swatted down. Chris Giles…

…data has been almost unchallenged. The one person who claimed substantial flaws in it, Chris Giles of the Financial Times, is road kill. Second, three major results emerge from the…

…its own hands and began selling gasoline directly to the public. Two-term state senator Chris Girdler immediately declared, “socialism is alive and well in Somerset.” Two-term mayor Eddie Girdler, a…

…if Financial Times author Chris Giles was correct about the level of British wealth concentration (the top 10% controlling 44% of UK wealth), then British wealth inequality in 2010 was…

…tomorrow. And be sure to read Bonddad’s latest summary, below] There was a devastating piece about the Democratic Party published about a month ago by Chris Bowers, I think, that…

…discuss below is not convincing, because the studies may be skewed, because the facts have a liberal bias. In the USA the winter of 2012 was extraordinarily warm. Chris Mooney…

…dwarf that of Chris Van Hollen’s proposal (which I am sad to say, has been quite dwarfish already). I am very enthusiastic about this. Even Romney is trying to sound…

…coefficient. There are not many years of data available to do this calculation, but the trend that is observed shows that this global Gini coefficient has dropped. Christoph Lakner and…