#uoeconforum @jimtankersley: space-age factory closed. Downey still looking for its new rocket to the middle class. They are not coming back
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#uoeconforum@jimtankersley: in 81% of counties, median income lower than in 2000. Bob retired in 2005, making $25/hr, good pension1 retweet 1 like -
#uoeconforum@jimtankersley: when Rockwell won Space Shuttle contract, 24-hour party thrown by Rockwell. 200K aerospace wkrs in LA County1 retweet 2 likes -
#uoeconforum@jimtankersley: *Before* 2008 the decade of the 2000s looked to be worst job creation decade ever.0 retweets 3 likes -
#uoeconforum@jimtankersley: Ed Greene in Carolina—road crew/ballpark janitor—employee of the year. Once held middle-class job. Now 2 LC0 retweets 2 likes -
#uoeconforum@jimtankersley: jobs lost have been easily outsourced, mechanized—overwhelmingly middle-skill jobs “hollowing out”1 retweet 3 likes -
#uoeconforum@jimtankersley: abandoned union New York bus-driving job to care for mother with cancer. “If I can’t make what I need hourly…”0 retweets 2 likes -
#uoeconforum@jimtankersley: Ed and wife work 110 hrs/week to make a middle-class income of 25 years ago. Expects to retire 14 yrs @ 680 retweets 1 like -
#uoeconforum@jimtankersley: declining mobility. Raj Chetty. Poor students can be easily knocked off course and out of class0 retweets 4 likes -
#uoeconforum@jimtankersley: community college completion rates less than one-in-eight0 retweets 2 likes
#uoeconforum @jimtankersley: (1) Wall Street hypertrophy with zero societal utility. (2) Falling startup rate
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#uoeconforum@jimtankersley: refocus economic policy on talent—unstick immobility. Discourage parasitic finance. Increase entrepreneurship.1 retweet 4 likes - View other replies
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#uoeconforum@jimtankersley: Finally: eliminate NIMBYism—growth-restricting policies are limiting people’s ability to move to opportunity0 retweets 5 likes -
#uoeconforum@jimtankersley: people ask me: “how do we know growing-together is possible?” I think we do. I’m a Dodger fan.0 retweets 1 like -
#uoeconforum@jimtankersley: J.P. Howell a left-handed reliever. Workers encouraged to do what they are best at, and rewarded for it.0 retweets 1 like -
#uoeconforum@jimtankersley: J.P. Howell middle-class in the professional baseball economy—earns double what MC players earned 25 yrs ago0 retweets 1 like -
#uoeconforum@jimtankersley: more revenue for baseball. Top 5% of players earn $18M each 5x 25 years ago0 retweets 1 like -
#uoeconforum@jimtankersley: baseball salaries have risen for median players. Makes $1M/year. 2nd slowest fastball in the major leagues.1 retweet 1 like -
#uoeconforum@jimtankersley: gets left-handed hitters out. bat .160 against him. **Specialization**. “Game will tell U what UR good at”0 retweets 1 like - Show more
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J. Bradford DeLong