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Asher Dresner

"Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect." – Mark Twain

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  • Corbyn’s weaknesses are preferable to May’s consequences
  • Book Review: ‘Curation’ by Michael Bhaskar
  • FT Piece: The Tories’ agenda mimics Labour’s manifesto
  • Leaving the EU won’t do what the Leavers say
  • Will Job Polarisation Continue? I Asked Some Economists…
    • Will Job Polarisation Continue? Responses
  • If technology destroys too many jobs, what should we do? – A 10 Part Series
    • Part 2 of 10: Will there always be enough jobs and good jobs? Here’s why I’m not sure any more.
    • Part 3 of 10: Think a machine could never do your job? They’re getting much, much smarter
    • Part 4 of 10: Middle jobs are disappearing. Here’s why online competition might be making it worse
    • Part 5 of 10: Here’s why fewer middle jobs is bad news for everyone.
    • Part 6 of 10: Fewer middle jobs isn’t just an economic problem. It’s a moral problem too.
    • Part 7 of 10: Some people say we shouldn’t do anything about technology taking jobs. Here’s the counterargument.
    • Part 8 of 10: Why more education and training won’t fix technological unemployment
    • Part 9 of 10: Why ‘more entrepreneurship’ isn’t the solution to technological unemployment
    • Part 10 of 10: If companies won’t create enough jobs, government should
  • How Do The Public Understand Economics – And Why It Matters
    • Part 2 of 2: How Do The Public Understand Economics – And Why It Matters
  • British Politics is now Immigration vs Inequality (December 2014)
  • Older Writing
    • On Argentina (February 2011)
    • On Stornoway (May 2010)
    • On Securitisation (December 2008)
    • On Cuba (August 2008)
    • On Larkin’s Life (June 2008)
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