Political Economy, Stats, and Society Newsletter
Political Economy, Stats, and Society is a science newsletter that mostly covers Wealth Inequality, GDP per capita and Redistribution. We've analyzed 2 issues from the past year; the latest was published Oct 15, 2026.
In their own words: Short posts on political-economic and other contemporary societal issues with an emphasis on data, quantitative reasoning, and causal inference.
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1 mentionsgovernment consumption
1 mentionsresource curse
1 mentionsWorld Inequality Database
1 mentionselectoral democracy
1 mentionseducation spending
1 mentionsFreedom House
1 mentionsresource dependence
1 mentionsendogeneity
1 mentionsliberal democracy
1 mentionsV-Dem
1 mentionsdevelopment
1 mentionsreciprocal causation
1 mentionsdemocratic backsliding
1 mentionsCGV
1 mentionsBMR
1 mentionsStandardized World Income Inequality Database
1 mentionshuman capital
1 mentionswealth inequality
1 mentionsparticipatory democracy
1 mentionscolonial-origin indicators
1 mentionscounterfactual
1 mentionsregional dummies
1 mentionsLuxembourg Income Survey
1 mentionsmineral-rich African countries
1 mentionsomitted-variable bias
1 mentionsinequality erodes democracy
1 mentionsovercontrolling
1 mentionsGini coefficient
1 mentionsoil-rich nations
1 mentionsRecent issues of Political Economy, Stats, and Society
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