Live from Kilkenomics: anger and economics
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The Emotional Economy: Anger and Discontent
This chapter explores the emotional roots of economic discontent in America, with a focus on how anger drives political dynamics and voter behavior. It examines the disconnect between economic theory and individual experiences, emphasizing the impact of inflation and migration on public sentiment and electoral strategies. The discussion also sheds light on the complexities of inflation measurements and their varied effects across different demographics, revealing a growing frustration with simplistic political narratives.
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