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Timmy elsewhere

In the New York Times.

It’s always rather odd writing for a US newspaper. That short piece went back and forth 5 times I think for edits and approvals. And the point I really wanted to make (we don’t actually know whether wealth inequality is growing or not, as we don’t measure the things we do to reduce wealth inequality) wasn’t one they were interested in….

I note that Joe Stiglitz thinks differently but then that’s hardly a surprise.

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dearieme
dearieme
11 years ago

Can you really write dully enough to appeal to the NYT?

Matthew L
Matthew L
11 years ago

I see the first commenter has gone with “But Piketty!”

Andrew M
Andrew M
11 years ago

Please update your photo on Twitter – it’s rather dull & grey, and doesn’t go at all with the message.

JeremyT
JeremyT
11 years ago

Sleeping with the enemy never works.

Ironman
Ironman
11 years ago

“As Thomas Picketty has shown us”: cross yourself three times and bow low.

Bernie G.
Bernie G.
11 years ago

Crossing over to the dark side.

BraveFart
BraveFart
11 years ago

Make sure when writing as a Brit for a US publication to pepper the story with lots of pavements, safe harbours, suspenders, aeroplanes and, er, fannies, etc just to compound the peoples divided by a common language.

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