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As we head into a long weekend to observe Indigenous People’s Day in the United States, thoughts about representation and inclusion are at the top of my mind. Earlier this year, I gave a keynote address at the 2023 Promoting Inclusion in Economics Research conference. I’ve written my remarks here as a blog post in case other people find them useful.
We are starting to get a better, a more precise sense of what it means when Joe Biden brags about the strongest and most equitable economic recovery in modern history. What it means is it could be time to buy gold and stockpile food. Oh, there's.
no, it s not a big deal , just this one bank. it s not connected else at all. . and th. e and the fact that this bank failed, just like the fact that fctc failed, has nothing to do d with the fact that the peoplee t who run it spent a ton ofn of their time doing completelye do irrelevant crap that had to do irrelevant that had to dos and with politics and changing american culture. you reassured by that? well, you should know that a cecilia rouse has been thinkingh a lot about this when sheise wo princeton, a university in new worked at princeton, which is a university in new jersey, shereh had her research agendaion. on diversity, equity and inclusion. the title is worth quoting , diversity in the diversity in the economics profession. a new attack on an old problem because the color of your economist is essential. their competence not so much.esh just so you know, by the way, these are the consequences of that attitude. ica. see south africa, wh they don t have electricity to