Substacks recommended by scott cunningham

Recommended by scott cunningham

George Selgin

Your go-to source for iconoclastic views on monetary theory, history, and policy.

My personal Substack

The Capitalism and Freedom in the 21st Century Podcast

By Jon Hartley

A podcast series of the Hoover Institution’s Economic Policy Working Group hosted by Jon Hartley. The podcast interviews economists, policy makers and practitioners to learn about their thinking featuring discussions on the wide range of economic topics.

Data, On Average

By Nick HK

Usually, I'll be writing about statistics, econometrics, statistical programming, and all other sorts of data mungling.

AI: A Guide for Thinking Humans

By Melanie Mitchell

I write about interesting new developments in AI.

Base 10

By Jim Savage

Management, acro, philanthropy, statistics

Silver Bulletin

By Nate Silver

Essays and analysis about elections, media, sports, poker, and all the other things I care about.

One Useful Thing

By Ethan Mollick

Trying to understand the implications of AI for work, education, and life. By Prof. Ethan Mollick

Excellent substack about artificial intelligence, but aimed at a general audience.

- scott cunningham

A Causal Affair

By Paul Goldsmith-Pinkham

Causal Inference, Coding and Consumer Finance

In My Tribe

By Arnold Kling

improving social epistemology, rewarding reasoned discourse

Stay-At-Home Macro (SAHM)

By Claudia Sahm

My goal is to make economic policy and macroeconomics better.

Claudia has over the last several years become a more prominent insider-outsider macroeconomist. Former employee of the Federal Reserve, known for her sharp style of writing and blunt but thorough analysis, I think she is always worth reading even if you disagree with her. She will put you on your toes but I think can be put on her toes too in response.

- scott cunningham

Monday Morning Economist

By Jadrian Wooten

Monday Morning Economist is your weekly guide to understanding pop culture and current events through economics. Subscribe today for a deeper understanding of how economics shapes our everyday lives!

Joshua Gans' Newsletter

A range of topics, from pandemic economics to machine learning, to innovation and entrepreneurship.

Josh is a good economic resource to add into your portfolio of readings on artificial intelligence.

- scott cunningham

Noahpinion

By Noah Smith

Economics and other interesting stuff