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ByMiles Kimball

Economics is unemotional—and that’s why it could help bridge America’s partisan divide

ByMiles Kimball

Social scientists need to learn from their Brexit blunder, so we can learn from them

ByMiles Kimball

Japan should be trying out a next-generation monetary policy

ByMiles Kimball

An economist explains why the key to a free world lies with China

ByMiles Kimball

The world needs new tools in the fight against the next recession

ByMiles Kimball

Help the poor and strengthen the economy by changing the way the US collects tax

ByMiles Kimball

The TPP would be great for America if Americans had been saving for retirement

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However low interest rates might go, the IRS will never act like a bank

ByMiles Kimball

Degrees don’t matter anymore, skills do

ByMiles Kimball

Swiss pioneers! What unpegging the franc from the euro means for the US dollar

ByMiles Kimball

How big is the sexism problem in economics? This article’s co-author is anonymous because of it

ByMiles Kimball

Even the ‘nicest man ever to lecture’ at Harvard can’t innovate without upsetting a few people

ByMiles Kimball

The Swiss are now at a negative interest rate due to the Russian ruble collapse

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America’s national security case for raising the gasoline tax right now

ByMiles Kimball

La diferencia fundamental entre los niños que se distinguen en matemáticas y los que no

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Why you should care about other people’s kids as much as your own

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How to turn every child into a “math person”

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Italy should look to ancient Rome to reform its ineffective Senate

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The outrage is not so much over inequality but all the dubious ways the rich got richer

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