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	Russell Roberts @EconTalker	19 時間
	返信先: @dschatsky But my suspicion is that most people's will to revolt comes from a misunderstanding of the situation of others rather than their own.
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	Russell Roberts @EconTalker	21 時間
	返信先: @sotto54 Right. That's why I surveyed the studies that follow people over time and that see how they do. medium.com/@russroberts/d…
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	Russell Roberts @EconTalker	21 時間
	返信先: @NickWolfinger Sure. I want to stop that.
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	Russell Roberts @EconTalker	21 時間
	It doesn't matter? In one case, people across the economy are having better lives albeit at different rates. In the other, the rich get richer and everyone else is stagnant. In one case, we need to improve opportunity. In the other, most people would say we need a revolution. twitter.com/CurtisLanoue/s…
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	Russell Roberts @EconTalker	22 時間
	Semantics? It's really important to understand what is being measured. That's what it's about. Getting the facts right and understanding what the facts are and what they imply. twitter.com/stoicdread/sta…
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	Russell Roberts @EconTalker	22 時間
	返信先: @ChefMikeDFW Complicated. More here: econtalk.org/erik-hurst-on-…
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	Jonatan Pallesen @jonatanpallesen	22 時間
	返信先: @tylercowen @EconTalker You mention the study about 13 Reasons Why possibly increasing the number of suicides. Not impossible, but my analysis finds that the evidence is not very strong: jsmp.dk/posts/2019-05-…
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	Russell Roberts @EconTalker	22 時間
	返信先: @JoeRini6 It's not the only convincing way. The other way is to show what those studies show. People at the bottom and the middle have significant gains.
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	Russell Roberts @EconTalker	22 時間
	返信先: @arpang74 @dennis_anyone Yep. Well said.
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	Russell Roberts @EconTalker	6月14日
	返信先: @JmJmvincent @Yarimatahari @MattBruenig Not apples to apples if they are single vs. married in the past. It's complicated. Plus inflation measures are flawed.
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	Russell Roberts @EconTalker	6月14日
	返信先: @dennis_anyone But they write their articles like they are. Read the quotes, please.
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	Russell Roberts @EconTalker	6月14日
	返信先: @ChefMikeDFW Same idea. Data source doesn't follow people over time.
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	Russell Roberts @EconTalker	6月14日
	返信先: @anish_koka medium.com/@russroberts/d…
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	Russell Roberts @EconTalker	6月14日
	返信先: @sashiminuit @mgaldino @AnandWrites I've asked him. Maybe down the road. He's not alone. Many feel the way he does. I think they've overstated what the data says.
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	Russell Roberts @EconTalker	6月14日
	返信先: @free_shilling Good question. I'm a big big big opponent of government handing out goodies. More here: medium.com/@russroberts/d…
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	Russell Roberts @EconTalker	6月14日
	返信先: @TIDNews Both. But it's not just "the rich" adding value. My point is that non-rich become rich and the amount they have is greater than the rich in the past. Caused by globalization and technology.
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	Russell Roberts @EconTalker	6月14日
	返信先: @spicysoftboy Read this and watch the three videos I've embedded there: medium.com/@russroberts/d…
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	Russell Roberts @EconTalker	6月14日
	返信先: @ChefMikeDFW medium.com/@russroberts/d…
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	Russell Roberts @EconTalker	6月14日
	返信先: @mgaldino Most people making the point assume that the system is rigged, that the rich get richer and the rest of us tread water or fall behind. It's not true. It leads to falsely felt anger and resentment. medium.com/@russroberts/d…
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	Russell Roberts @EconTalker	6月14日
	返信先: @shamir_k medium.com/@russroberts/d…
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