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Pedestrian Safety and the Nirvana Fallacy

March 3, 2021 by Michael Luis Leave a Comment

Looked at this way, we might see our traffic system not as a failure, but as a remarkable success. Cars and pedestrians share spaces millions of times each day and billions of times each year, with very few fatalities.

Strike Out. The Decline of Work Stoppage

February 24, 2021 by Michael Luis Leave a Comment

The most powerful tool in the arsenal of organized labor has always been work stoppage, or strikes. But this tool has declined precipitously in American life.

Union Representation: Slowing Decline, But Few Signs Of Recovery

January 27, 2021 by Michael Luis Leave a Comment

Unionization clearly has benefits for many individuals who work for unionized employers, in terms of higher wages. But for the economy as a whole, it is difficult to see where unions are making a big difference in the aggregate.

Covid: Recovering From The Holidays

January 20, 2021 by Michael Luis Leave a Comment

The downward trend in the summer began to reverse itself as people went back indoors, and health authorities feared the impact of holiday travel and gatherings later in the fall.

School Enrollments: Where the Kids Are

January 13, 2021 by Michael Luis Leave a Comment

Just as overall population growth is unevenly distributed around the region, so is growth in school enrollments. And the two are not as closely related as you might think.

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