2181. ISM® Manufacturing index Increased to 49.0% in June
The post discusses the ISM manufacturing index's slight increase in June, indicating ongoing economic expansion despite weak new orders and employment figures.
2182. Jewish Americans are feeling unsettled
The post discusses rising antisemitism in America, particularly following recent events in Israel and Gaza, and highlights the broader context of racial and religious tensions affecting various groups.
![[Rerun] Jon Roth, Econometrician, Brown University](https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!0c4F!,w_1456,c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F4dd16898-819e-4b9d-9fda-4e52272e7f9e_1792x1024.heic)
2183. [Rerun] Jon Roth, Econometrician, Brown University
Scott Cunningham interviews Jon Roth, an econometrician at Brown University, discussing his impactful research and contributions to applied econometrics.
2184. On Confusion About Gödel's Theorem, Including In Austrian Economics
The discussion critiques the misuse of Gödel's theorem in economic arguments, particularly regarding centralized planning, and examines related philosophical implications from Wittgenstein.
2185. We're nearing 'peak population.' These economists are worried
The discussion focuses on the implications of declining fertility rates and potential population crashes, highlighting concerns from economists about future societal impacts.
2186. Austin Vernon on taxes on solar (from my email)
An argument that increasing taxes on solar and wind impacts project economics, influences domestic production, and complicates the market for solar panels and technology.
2187. Senate considers ditching the EV tax credit even earlier than planned
Camila Domonoske discusses the Senate's consideration of ending EV tax credits sooner than planned amid ongoing debates over a tax and spending bill.
2188. Trump and Fed Policy
Bill McBride discusses President Trump's call for lower interest rates and analyzes the implications of Fed policy on inflation and the economy.
2189. Judge OKs sale of 23andMe — and its trove of DNA data — to a nonprofit led by its founder
John Ruwitch discusses a judge's approval for the sale of 23andMe and its DNA data to a nonprofit organization led by its founder.
2190. A Case for Reading Dead Economists
An argument that studying historical economic thought enriches modern economics by providing insights, critiques, and a deeper understanding of contemporary theories and practices.
2191. Canada ditches digital tax after tariff threat from Trump
Scott Horsley discusses Canada's decision to abandon a digital services tax in response to tariff threats from President Trump.
2192. How $5.9 Million Turns Into $30 Million
Jadrian Wooten explains how the New York Mets' deferred payment to Bobby Bonilla illustrates the power of compound interest in personal finance.
2193. We’re All Rats Now
An argument that recent political reactions to a primary victory reveal underlying racism and bigotry, highlighting the dangers posed by the current administration's policies towards minorities.
2194. Housing June 30th Weekly Update: Inventory up 0.3% Week-over-week, Up 28.7% Year-over-year
The post discusses the increase in active single-family housing inventory, highlighting its week-over-week and year-over-year changes, and comparing current levels to previous years.
2195. This company wants to be the first to mine the ocean floor, with Trump's help
Daniel Ackerman discusses The Metals Company's efforts to obtain permission from the Trump administration to mine ocean minerals amid international disputes over ownership.
2196. Can Starlink stay ahead in satellite internet?
The discussion focuses on Starlink's market dominance in satellite internet and its competitive challenges from the EU, China, and Jeff Bezos.
2197. Canadian prime minister says U.S. trade talks resume after Canada rescinded tech tax
The Associated Press reports that U.S. trade talks will resume after Canada withdrew its tech tax, which had previously halted negotiations.
2198. Fascism, the Right, and the Left
An argument that fascism cannot be strictly classified on the left-right political spectrum, highlighting similarities between extreme left and right ideologies and their implications for individual rights.
2199. My Weekly Reading for June 29, 2025
The post discusses various articles on energy subsidies, economic interpretations of historical trade policies, and new regulations affecting DIY electric vehicle charger installations.
2200. Privatize Federal Land!
Alex Tabarrok argues for privatizing federal land to increase accessibility, generate revenue, and address housing shortages in the West.