Haven't done one of these lately …
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I argued yesterday against Alan Greenspan's
(hedged) claim that a growing wage gap between high- and low-skilled
workers might (among other things) fuel demand for "misguided
economic policies". Serendipitously, Bryan Caplan today reports
on a paper that tends to support my end of that disagreement.
Low-skilled workers are more opposed to immigration because they are less economically literate, not because they selfishly calculate that immigration is especially bad for their pocketbooks
I.e., inequality by itself doesn't lead to misguided economic policies. In your face, Al! In! Your! Face!
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In another matter discussed here a
couple days back, John Fund reports
that
Yale has suspended Alexis Surovov, who sent abusive, anonymous
e-mail to two alumni
organizing the protest against the admission of a former
Taliban official. Meanwhile, Anne Morse announces that
she's significantly culled the list of schools to which her son
will be applying. It's gone from "any school" to "any school but Yale."
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I would guess that a significant fraction of Pun Salad readers
would want to read an article containing:
The bottom line: This change would be a tax on male nerd sex.
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And, via GeekPress,
a must-read story on what to do when your eyeball
falls out. In case you don't want to read the whole
article, the bottom-line answer is:
Get it put back in, and soon.
Pun Salad is happy to provide that advice to anyone who might be inclined to do otherwise. Pun Salad: keeping an eye out … for you!