Posts Threatening Retaliation for Protected Activity Is No Joke Matt Bruenig April 29, 2020 Ben Domenech is trying to use the media to get out of following the law.
Posts Three Ways to Make Emergency Economic Responses Better Matt Bruenig April 3, 2020 Transfer payments for all and government administration of payroll.
Posts Some Economic Responses to the Coronavirus Recession Matt Bruenig March 16, 2020 Some thoughts on how to respond to this recession in particular.
Posts Fareed Zakaria Is Completely Ignorant About the Nordics Matt Bruenig March 2, 2020 Zakaria fakes his way through another essay with predictable results.
Projects The Leisure Agenda Will Give Americans More Free Time Matt Bruenig November 5, 2019 Americans will love more vacation, more holidays, and better out-of-work benefits.
Posts How Should Domestic Work and Domestic Workers Be Organized? J. Meeks August 21, 2019 Should we “empower” domestic workers or shift them into the public sector?
Posts A Primer on the Different Types of Labor Unions J. Meeks July 9, 2019 Craft. Industrial. Public Service. Enterprise. You need to know them to do labor policy.
Posts The Two-Income Trap Stuff Is Clearly Incorrect Matt Bruenig May 6, 2019 Two incomes gets you more money than one income, obviously.
Posts US Workers Are Highly Taxed If You Count Premiums Matt Bruenig April 8, 2019 Only the Netherlands has a higher average compulsory payment wedge than the US.
Posts 3P Awards 8 Pinocchios to Glenn Kessler for AOC Debacle Matt Bruenig January 24, 2019 This is really getting embarrassing for Glenn. Why do this?