Neale Mahoney

Head Start turned 61 this week! 🎂 Entire War on Poverty, and Head Start in particular, was a massive feat of policymaking and implementation in such a short time. When 1st Head Start grant recipients were announced in May 1965 (to begin that summer!), LBJ heralded the effort +

Why is buying heroin easier than hiring a hitman? @TheEconomist this week wrote about a new book, Moral Economics, by Alvin Roth, Nobel laureate and SIEPR senior fellow, that looks at markets for "repugnant transactions." Here, Roth explains all: youtube.com/watch?v=hrE6vi…

Sex, drugs & surrogacy: Nobel Prize-winning Stanford economist Alvin Roth explains markets for “repugnant transactions” and how morals and religious beliefs shape them, for good and bad, in this episode of Econ To Go w/ host @NealeMahoney: siepr.stanford.edu/av/Econ-To-Go-…

@meddly 🙏

@nealemahoney As a Man City fan, sorry he missed this moment, but I’m glad you shared so many other special sporting moments together.

My dad grew up in London and was an Arsenal fan as long as I can remember. He bought me my first Gunners jersey when I was in elementary school. He introduced me to the Wenger teams of Bergkamp, Henry, and Vieira. We suffered through the late Wenger and Emery years together. And we would watch the Arteta teams when I visited him more recently, including last year when he was in home hospice. He passed last summer. Watching Arsenal gave us the hours to connect and catch up. I will treasure those memories. Here are photos of us at Arsenal vs Everton at Goodison in 2016. Love you dad ❤️

@florianederer Like at the end of a road race: exhilarated and exhausted.

@nealemahoney So, how does it feel?

coyg 🥰🥰🥰

@ENPancotti Congrats!

heart very full, out of office reply very on

New @BrookingsInst paper from me estimating the housing potential of USPS-owned property nationwide & the annual revenue that a full build-out could generate 🧵

🆕 The missing piece of the puzzle as to why negative #consumersentiment persists and how to revive it, from Jared Bernstein (@econjared), former chair of White House Council of Economic Advisers, and @danielposthumu2. Link ⬇️

Turns out, America's streets aren't paved with gold. This and other myths about U.S. immigration, from Stanford economist Ran Abramitzky: tinyurl.com/43m6uvnx #ImmigrationDebate

Over 670 comments. That's the amount of “annoyed” readers who shared their experiences with the Annoyance Economy after the latest @nytimes write-up of our paper. What's your experience with the annoyance economy?

1/ New piece out with the incredible @econJaredB. We dig into what's been on everybody's mind — affordability, consumer sentiment, and whether we've cracked the mystery of the vibes puzzle: siepr.stanford.edu/publications/p…

“California is often leading the nation — most of the time, that’s for good,” said @nealemahoney. “But on some of these issues, we’ve been the canary in the coal mine for some of the problems.” kqed.org/news/12082915/…

@florianederer Receipts

@nealemahoney I was thinking of you during that VAR episode. My nephew is a City fan so he was pretty on edge too.

Since this is popping up on people’s timelines, I want to clarify that I did not turn 50 or 40 or even have a birthday today. I am simply an Arsenal fan who aged 10 years during a four minute VAR review.

@ClaesBackman Why do we do this to ourselves lol

@nealemahoney We all are. Unbelievable

I am 10 years older

Correct

@NatPurser 🙏

@nealemahoney amen.

Build safety nets, not moats