Category Archives: Economics

Steve Sailer: Why Are the Public Faces of the Economics Profession So Intellectually Self-lobotomized on Immigration?

Steve Sailer writes: One of the best kept secrets of the 21st Century is how large a role Diversity (in its various manifestations) played in housing bubble and bust of the last decade. So I’ve been slowly collecting studies by … Continue reading

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The Big Short

Comments to the Steve Sailer blog: * I saw the trailer for the upcoming film of Michael Lewis’s “The Big Short.” It looks like the movie will attribute the surge in demand to blond strippers who own 6 houses. * … Continue reading

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Economists Refuse To Go Deeper

Link: Race replacement is not ok. However, there is a widespread belief in the fungibility of man, aka homo economicus. Absolute baloney, but economists kind of believe it. And this is what has been trotted out here. Though they also … Continue reading

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The Merits Of The Free Market

Chaim Amalek: “Yes. And this is why whites who base their politics on free market economics have simply been digging their own graves for over a generation. Look at the ultra orthodox Jews of Brooklyn and environs. Do you imagine … Continue reading

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Lifting up the lazy, shiftless and criminally inclined

Robert Weissberg writes: Americans seem to have an irrepressible urge to uplift the bottom—the lumpenproletariat, to use a fancy word– no matter how daunting the mission. The federal government has spent billions since the mid-1960s (e.g., AmeriCorps) with scant success. … Continue reading

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