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COVID-19 and Economic Calculation Articles & EssaysEthicsGeneral Economics

COVID-19 and Economic Calculation

This is the editor's introduction to the Spring 2020 issue of Faith & Economics. The journal's copyright policy allows me to post it here, but if you want to reference or share my writing, refer back to the journal. PDF on Faith & Economics website.…
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Steven C. McMullenJuly 10, 2020
Why Colleges will not be Replaced by Online Education EducationGeneral Economics

Why Colleges will not be Replaced by Online Education

This is the fourth in a series on the economics of higher education. The first three posts in this series can be found here: Higher Education and Covid-19Why Emergency Cost Cutting in Higher Ed is So DamagingShould Colleges Merge? Internet technologies have changed higher education…
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Steven C. McMullenMay 27, 2020
Have Anti-Poverty Programs Worked? Getting the Descriptive Statistics Right General Economics

Have Anti-Poverty Programs Worked? Getting the Descriptive Statistics Right

One common disagreement between those on the left and the right is about the success or failure of U.S. anti-poverty policy. It is common for progressives to laud social security, food stamps, and Medicaid as great policy victories. At the same time, conservatives will point…
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Steven C. McMullenMay 15, 2020
Should Colleges Merge? EducationGeneral Economics

Should Colleges Merge?

This is part of a series on the economics of higher education in tough financial times. The other posts in this series, so far, are:Higher Education and Covid-19Why Emergency Cost Cutting in Higher Ed is So DamagingWhy Colleges will not be Replaced By Online Education…
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Steven C. McMullenMay 9, 2020
Why Emergency Cost-Cutting in Higher Education is so Damaging EducationGeneral Economics

Why Emergency Cost-Cutting in Higher Education is so Damaging

This is the second in a short series on the economics of higher education. The other three posts are available here: Higher Education and the Covid-19 CrisisShould Colleges Merge?Why Colleges will not be Replaced by Online Education It is now almost not worth documenting the…
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Steven C. McMullenApril 30, 2020
Higher Education and Covid-19 General Economics

Higher Education and Covid-19

This post is the first in a short series on economics and higher education. The other posts in the series are available here: Why Emergency Cost-Cutting in Higher Education is so DamagingShould Colleges Merge?Why Colleges will not be Replaced by Online Education The Covid-19 crisis…
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Steven C. McMullenApril 27, 2020
Letter: Welcome Refugees into Ottawa County EthicsGeneral Economics

Letter: Welcome Refugees into Ottawa County

In anticipation of the vote by the Ottawa County Commission regarding the resettlement of refugees, I wrote this letter. Because this same debate is happening in counties all over the country, I share it here publicly. Dear Commissioners, In the coming week, you will all…
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Steven C. McMullenJanuary 26, 2020
Middle-Class Wage Stagnation? EthicsGeneral Economics

Middle-Class Wage Stagnation?

Don Boudreaux, in a short essay for AIER, makes the case that while hourly wages are stagnant since the 1970's, people are actually better off. Let me take a minute to note that he is a little bit right, and also misses the boat. The…
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Steven C. McMullenJuly 29, 2019
Objectivity and Ethics: Dialogue with Theologians: Part 5 Articles & EssaysEthicsGeneral EconomicsPapers & PresentationsUncategorized

Objectivity and Ethics: Dialogue with Theologians: Part 5

This post is the fifth in a series about ethics, theology, and critiques of economic methodology. Each post is a portion of an early draft of a paper that is forthcoming in the Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies. Here is a table of contents for the…
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Steven C. McMullenJune 25, 2019
Objectivity and Ethics: Dialogue with Theologians: Part 4 Articles & EssaysEthicsGeneral EconomicsPapers & PresentationsUncategorized

Objectivity and Ethics: Dialogue with Theologians: Part 4

This post is the fourth in a series about ethics, theology, and critiques of economic methodology. Each post is a portion of an early draft of a paper that is forthcoming in the Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies. Here is a table of contents for the…
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Steven C. McMullenJune 25, 2019
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