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Skip to main content Posts The myths that refuse to die Get link Facebook X Pinterest Email Other Apps By Frances Coppola - June 06, 2024 In my last post , I debunked the myth of the "reserve pool" of British workers. In this post , I discuss three more labour force myths that refuse to die: the myth of the "tide of unskilled immigration" the myth of the fal
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Mandel on Innovation and Growth Noahpinion on China and robots August 22, 2011 by Michael Mandel 8 Comments Noahpinion gets what I’ve been trying to say, and says it better than I do in his post, “Are we replacing robots with Chinese people?” Here’s a meaty extract : I’ve been critical in the past of Mike Mandel’s thesis. After all, productivity gains from o
Mandel on Innovation and Growth Noahpinion on China and robots August 22, 2011 by Michael Mandel 8 Comments Noahpinion gets what I’ve been trying to say, and says it better than I do in his post, “Are we replacing robots with Chinese people?” Here’s a meaty extract : I’ve been critical in the past of Mike Mandel’s thesis. After all, productivity gains from o
Mandel on Innovation and Growth Is Consumption the Point of Economic Activity? August 16, 2011 by Michael Mandel 17 Comments On the Economist Free exchange blog, Ryan Avent objects to some of my recent writings on the production economy vs the consumption economy. In the process, he makes a statement that I feel needs further examination. He writes: consumpt
Mandel on Innovation and Growth Fast broadband enables tech job growth in Kansas City November 15, 2012 by Michael Mandel 1 Comment The WSJ has a great article entitled “City’s Tech Pioneers See Strength in Numbers.” The article discusses how the new ultrafast broadband being built by Google in Kansas City is already encouraging startups. By the time Google
Sunday, October 21, 2012 Money is just little green pieces of paper! Have you ever heard people say that "money is just little green pieces of paper"? Well, that is exactly what Steve Williamson claims in this post . Most of the post is an anti-Krugman volley, but buried in one of Steve's points is the following extremely interesting claim: What is a bubble?
Sunday, August 21, 2011 Are we replacing robots with Chinese people? OK, REALLY, dissertation committee, this is my last blog post for a while. PROMISE. But this Tyler Cowen article was too good to pass up. I just had to blog it. The article is about new data that show that productivity growth has stagnated since 2009. There's lots of good stuff in the artic
Mandel on Innovation and Growth Where I am Blogging/Writing Now January 7, 2014 by Michael Mandel 8 Comments Most of you have probably realized that I am no longer actively posting to this blog, which was started in late 2009 after I left BusinessWeek . My writing/blogging is now mainly divided between two venues. As chief economic strategist at the Progress
Sunday, August 21, 2011 Are we replacing robots with Chinese people? OK, REALLY, dissertation committee, this is my last blog post for a while. PROMISE. But this Tyler Cowen article was too good to pass up. I just had to blog it. The article is about new data that show that productivity growth has stagnated since 2009. There's lots of good stuff in the artic
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