Ryan D. Edwards
@ryandedwards.bsky.social
Health Economics, Macro, Labor, Demography @UCSF and @UCBerkeley @berkeleyecon Former faculty @CUNY and @NBERpubs. 2002 Econ Ph.D. & Oakland fan. He/him
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And finally, the candidates who won were running AGAINST people endorsed by Donald Trump. Like seriously, all of them. Americans are sick of tariffs raising their costs while he focuses on renovating bathrooms in the White House.
November 6, 2025 at 1:08 AM
And finally, the candidates who won were running AGAINST people endorsed by Donald Trump. Like seriously, all of them. Americans are sick of tariffs raising their costs while he focuses on renovating bathrooms in the White House.
“If immigrant workers are no longer abundant, I don’t understand why it wouldn’t be the case that you’d be able to tap labor supply from other parts of the labor market,”
Yes, you’d be able. Will it work? Good luck with that. Silly to expect it would just work without frictions when it hasn’t
Yes, you’d be able. Will it work? Good luck with that. Silly to expect it would just work without frictions when it hasn’t
November 2, 2025 at 4:56 AM
“If immigrant workers are no longer abundant, I don’t understand why it wouldn’t be the case that you’d be able to tap labor supply from other parts of the labor market,”
Yes, you’d be able. Will it work? Good luck with that. Silly to expect it would just work without frictions when it hasn’t
Yes, you’d be able. Will it work? Good luck with that. Silly to expect it would just work without frictions when it hasn’t
Terry Gross tried her best toward the end of the interview, but she wasn’t able to break him. He’s got his game plan and he’s sticking to it, and it’s a public service
October 25, 2025 at 4:14 AM
Terry Gross tried her best toward the end of the interview, but she wasn’t able to break him. He’s got his game plan and he’s sticking to it, and it’s a public service