Jordan Matsudaira
@jdmatsudaira.bsky.social
Prof at American Univ. and Director @peerresearch.bsky.social; School of Public Affairs. Dep. Under Secretary and Inaugural Chief Economist at US Dept. of ED46; Chief Economist for CEA44.
Reposted by Jordan Matsudaira
Why did that happen, what does it tell us, and what can we do next?
That’s what my forthcoming book, The Wage Standard, is about: how rules, norms, and power in the labor market shape who shares in growth. Coming out March 31. Pre-order here:
www.thewagestandard.com
That’s what my forthcoming book, The Wage Standard, is about: how rules, norms, and power in the labor market shape who shares in growth. Coming out March 31. Pre-order here:
www.thewagestandard.com
The Wage Standard by Arindrajit Dube: 9780593471418 | PenguinRandomHouse.com: Books
“The go-to guy on minimum wage” (Nobel Laureate and New York Times bestselling author Paul Krugman) tackles one of the thorniest social issues of our times—income inequality—from...
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December 11, 2025 at 12:32 AM
Why did that happen, what does it tell us, and what can we do next?
That’s what my forthcoming book, The Wage Standard, is about: how rules, norms, and power in the labor market shape who shares in growth. Coming out March 31. Pre-order here:
www.thewagestandard.com
That’s what my forthcoming book, The Wage Standard, is about: how rules, norms, and power in the labor market shape who shares in growth. Coming out March 31. Pre-order here:
www.thewagestandard.com
Note in OBBBA, earnings are measured 4-years after graduation, so the criticism is even less relevant there. @knottkatherine.bsky.social @peerresearch.bsky.social
December 9, 2025 at 4:17 PM
Note in OBBBA, earnings are measured 4-years after graduation, so the criticism is even less relevant there. @knottkatherine.bsky.social @peerresearch.bsky.social
That's not true. Using FAFSA data on age, the average age 3-years after graduation (when GE measures earnings) are in the middle of that 25-34 range on ave (figure is from the GE final rule) as is true for the most pop cert. programs. 2/
December 9, 2025 at 4:17 PM
That's not true. Using FAFSA data on age, the average age 3-years after graduation (when GE measures earnings) are in the middle of that 25-34 range on ave (figure is from the GE final rule) as is true for the most pop cert. programs. 2/
Amazing Paul!
November 13, 2025 at 2:46 AM
Amazing Paul!