…Michigan will take an incredible beating, after a decade of beatings. Ugh. The UAW contracts are toast. Retiree health care benefits are toast. White collar jobs are toast. It is…

…and cream from now until after the nominations are in place. People are saying that Hillary is “race-baiting” because she mentioned “blue-collar whites.” Save the racist accusations for what’s coming…

…others on Wall Street) sympathize with this view says the industry badly needs to be leashed and collared. This, frankly, is the reason why I am so incredibly appalled by…

…blue-collar labor (say industrialization in the early 20th century) or it can favor already-privileged workers (economists blame “skill-biased” technological change for some of the inequality growth that characterized the 1980s…

…code more equitable. Now if young blue collar workers pay too little in taxes with rich elderly types paying too much, I can see this argument. While Bush was claiming…

…allocation of wealth between the General Fund v. the Trust Fund as it the pleasure of white collar criminals sort of validates Mr. Frum’s apparent desire to rob the lockbox….

…in most white collar jobs. I’d say the data trend belongs to the President at this point”. Why didn’t Kudlow identify which New York Sun article he was referring to?…

…let companies pay overtime to fewer white collar workers, and allow media conglomerates to own more television stations. And there’s something for everyone (though I’d like to see a break…

…which Mr. Herbert writes about the problem of the “off-shoring” of white collar jobs. Not only is Brad right that opposing such off-shoring is tantamount to wishing poverty upon India,…

…post yesterday about this week’s Economist piece (subscription required) on white collar jobs in the US being outsourced to places like India. DeLong’s point is that The Economist goofed. He…