Don’t Slam the Brakes on Technological Progress
Embracing change is worth the cost in disruption.
Ryan Bourne
Blog Post | Adoption of Technology
What Ma and Keynes Get Wrong About Progress
Desire for greater material well-being is not a moral failing. Yearning for a better life has driven progress over the past 250 years.
Don’t Muddy the Waters on Falling Global Poverty
Whatever line you set, the direction of travel is clear: the proportion of the global population in poverty is falling significantly.
What Oxfam Gets Wrong About Poverty
Oxfam pollutes the debate on poverty with phony statistics and false narratives.
Why We Shouldn't Obsess Over Economic Inequality
Inequality can sometimes be a reflection of some social ills. But it can be a reflection of social progress too, and some purported cures for it are much worse than the disease.