Substackers Against Nazis
A collective letter to Substack leadership
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There Are Major Factual Issues With Jonathan M. Katz’s ‘Atlantic’ Article, “Substack Has A Nazi Problem”
Plus some other thoughts on this profoundly myopic moral panic
Reforming the DEI Reforms
MEI: Merit, Economics, and Ingenuity as a solution
Progressives Must Apologize (Before It’s Too Late)
A reckoning with 21st century progressive excess and the imperative for reform
DEI, the Dispossessed Generation, and the Digital Koryos
Young white men should be furious about what has been done to them, but begging for victim status will get them nowhere
You can afford a tradlife
It’s rising, not falling, wages and incomes that make full-time homemaking rare.
How Not to Redefine Poverty
Debunking the Worst Poverty Analysis I Have Ever Seen
Below the $140,000 "poverty line"? Give anyway.
A few hundred dollars isn't going to change how financially strapped the upper middle class feels.
Why Do People Feel Like They Are Falling Behind?
A different way of understanding arguments about single-income mid-century families.
Ingots We Trust - 금괴를 믿나이다 (원문: 2025년 10월 8일)
급등하는 금값, 우리에게 중요한 메시지를 전하고 있는가?
Inflation Truth, Really
We are not Argentina, and Argentina is not us.
Who Is Paying the Trump Tariffs?
A wonkish guide for the confused
Who Is Paying for the 2025 U.S. Tariffs? - Liberty Street Economics
Over the course of 2025, the average tariff rate on U.S. imports increased from 2.6 to 13 percent. In this blog post, we ask how much of the tariffs were paid by the U.S., using import data through November 2025. We find that nearly 90 percent of the tariffs’ economic burden fell on U.S. firms and consumers.
No, Trump Can’t Make Manufacturing Great Again
We’re a service economy now — and that’s OK
A Wonkish Note on Trade with Canada and Mexico
Why does the U.S. run bilateral deficits? Does it matter?
From Orban to Trump, Part I: Talking with Kim Lane Scheppele
How Hungary foreshadowed dark times for America
More Than You Wanted to Know About Tariffs
Trump has it all wrong. Surprise!
