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Economics

The Future of Work: Stemming the Rise of Bad Jobs

The latest entry in a special project in which business and labor leaders, social scientists, technology visionaries, activists, and journalists weigh in on the most consequential changes in the workplace.

Harold Meyerson

Economics

The New Geography of Jobs: Talent Production Versus Knowledge Production

Pittsburgh is the best place in the United States to flip property. What explains the real estate boom?

Jim Russell

Economics

Inequality in Black and White

The rigged economics of race in America, in five studies.

Kathleen Geier

Economics

Is Racism Slowing Job Recovery?

Public sector job creation might be lagging because of anti-black sentiment.

Noah Berlatsky

Social Justice

How Do You Make a Living, Art Curator?

Kristin Sancken talks to Noah Davis about the difficulties of being friends with artists, making money at the curation game, and why shameless is the new humble.

Noah Davis

Economics

Job Growth Is a Poor Measure of Economic Health

In a global era of demographic decline, the quality of employment trumps the number of jobs.

Jim Russell

Social Justice

We’re Hiring a Senior Associate Editor to Oversee Our Front-of-Book Section

The ideal candidate will have thoughts not just about how to improve our current front-of-book, but also how to cleverly translate and expand its features online.

Pacific Standard Staff

Economics

How Do You Make a Living, Auctioneer?

Noah Davis talks to CK Swett, a rising star in the auctioneering world, about the secret to raising millions of dollars, how he lands his gigs, and why auctioneering is a young man's game.

Noah Davis