Let's see. Influence passes through various channels. He can inspire other people elsewhere. He is giving hope to the Democrats nationwide, especially GenZ.

Sure thing. But one can influence politics without becoming president.

Yes, let's see...

Yes probably. But municipal politics has the potential to reinvigorate democratic politics.

Not that it justifies ignorance, but New York state is a bigger economy than Spain. What happens in NYC perhaps impacts the rest of the world more than any other city. Trump was a product of the political economy of New York of the 1970s. New York has turned a page on this brand of neoliberalism.

All proposals will be reviewed by members of our distinguished scientific committee philoeco2026.sciencesconf.org/resource/pag...

To submit a proposal, login/create an account on the website, then go to 'submission' -> 'my submission'.
philoeco2026.sciencesconf.org
Proposals in English or in French.

Keynote addresses by Nancy Cartwright and Maggie Penn

But perhaps they feel they are getting worse because each tax pound is getting them less benefits (than before and than elsewhere). How many pennies of an extra tax pound go in the pockets of wealthy consultants?

But the difference is Allen emphasizes high wages, Mokyr, Aghion and Howitt focus on technology. This is a prize for the age of AI and tremendous hopes in technology as a solution to all problems.

US optimism in technology based growth... fortune.com/2025/10/07/d...

Even if not directly acknowledged, I can't help thinking that the prize is also expressing economists' hope that technology (maybe AI) can revive stagnant economies in the West (US excepted).

Then, in 32(5), Lenfant reviews Bridel (following on their interview also in the same issue), Greitens reviews a new translation of Schurtz, @madelinew.bsky.social reviews @arnaudorain.bsky.social, @erwindekker.bsky.social reviews Slobodian www.tandfonline.com/toc/rejh20/3...