TRUMP on a woman CNN journalist: "Never smiles. She never. A young, beautiful woman. Never smiles. I never see a smile off her face. I see her standing there with hatred in her eyes."
"I think name, image and likeness has become pay for play."
Nick Saban, testifying at U.S. Senate hearing on a bill on college sports.
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Every $ the US invests in public agricultural research returns $20 in social value.
So, naturally, USDA R&D funding has declined by 1/3 since the early 2000s, a trend that will continue under the proposed Farm Bill. https://t.co/JoB0Kf67Vt
Yes, "voters are consumers", but are constantly told that politicians are "creating jobs" and "business friendly". Instead, pols need to show their cost-conscious, consumer-friendly credentials. 👇via @TahraHoops
Nor is it hippie/socialist to want a "piece of the action" when there are gates, scarcities, or restrictions (costs, favoritism, etc.). "Gen Z rejects the idea of America as morally special" b/c of their elders' special treatment and entitlement.
@EdwardGLuce: "It is not hippie to wish for affordable housing or to fear AI’s impact on your earnings potential. Nor is it Stalinist to want universal health insurance."
Or, perhaps, because employers haven't learned how to do so? "Employers may not want to hire fresh graduates onto distributed teams because it is more difficult to teach them the requisite skills from afar."
The New York Fed thinks that **64%** of the rise in unemployment among young college graduates has to do with remote work. Seems like a lot, but worth thinking about. https://t.co/IAP5MHUiH5
The answer, of course, is that between 1900 and 1950, public policy allowed the supply of housing, doctors, and schools to increase along with a rising population. But especially for housing, and to some extent for doctors, policy has prevented that supply-side increase recently
The infrastructure to handle a surge in business, if the regime falls, already exists. The island’s small firms could thrive, too. But some industries would take longer to rescue https://t.co/V4iOgb2Yoe
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"Weaponize" clean clothes? "... Coalition for a Prosperous America, which promotes domestic production, said the Chinese government could exploit GE’s Internet-connected appliances to access consumer data."