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Subject How Models Get the Economy Wrong | Prospect Weekend Reads
Date April 8, 2023 3:04 PM
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Prospect Weekend Reads
Week of April 3rd
Stories from the week you don't want to miss!

ILLUSTRATION BY ROB DOBI

How Models Get the Economy Wrong
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Underneath the arcane mathematics of economic modeling, there are
simplifying assumptions at play. Often, the wrong simplification can
lead to the wrong answer. For our April 2023 print issue, Joseph
Stiglitz writes about how popular models do not explain today's economy.

Brandon Johnson's Ground Game Defeats Obama Machine in Chicago
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Brandon Johnson's historic mayoral win in Chicago shows how
progressive politics can win in big cities. What makes his win even more
significant? His opponent was endorsed by the Obama machine. Luke
Goldstein has the story.

Hidden in Plain Sight
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David Dayen and Rakeen Mabud of Groundwork Collaborative on how economic
models are often used as a political weapon to dismiss innovative policy
solutions before they can build a coalition of popular support.

'Zero Interest in Doing Business': TSMC Snubs Phoenix Construction
Workers
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In the most recent edition of our newsletter BASED, Lee Harris writes
about the uphill battle for unions in Phoenix's burgeoning job market.
Though the building trades have gained a foothold through the city
council, CHIPS Act guidance for businesses only suggests hiring union
labor.

Idaho's Abortion Fixation Decimates Rural Health Care
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Under a new Idaho law, any adult who assists a minor in obtaining an
abortion out of state is subject to prosecution. Read Gabrielle Gurley
on how the law has created a shortage of doctors statewide.

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