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Jeremy Ney

Public Data Is Under Siege: Why It Affects You

How the systematic deletion of government data is another threat to our democracy

Mar 7

Public Data Is Under Siege: Why It Affects You

Mar 7

Breaking the Bank: Eggs, Inflation, and the Unbearable Cost of Living

How inflation is pushing inequality to new heights

Nov 27, 2024

Breaking the Bank: Eggs, Inflation, and the Unbearable Cost of Living

Nov 27, 2024

Published in
The Deep Hub

Can our teeth predict inequality?

How bad dental care can lead to lower wages, worse health, and lower life expectancies

Jul 22, 2024

Can our teeth predict inequality?

Jul 22, 2024

Where exercise, income, and life expectancy are linked

Our built environments can dramatically decrease opportunities for healthy living, producing persistent inequalities

Apr 24, 2024

Where exercise, income, and life expectancy are linked

Apr 24, 2024

What can America learn from Kenya about fighting poverty?

Evidence from the largest cash transfer program in history, in collaboration with GiveDirectly, and featuring words from former mayor of…

Mar 13, 2024

What can America learn from Kenya about fighting poverty?

Mar 13, 2024

My hands-on experience gathering homelessness data in NYC

What I learned as a volunteer counting America’s homeless in Brooklyn, and how reliable that data is

Feb 27, 2024

My hands-on experience gathering homelessness data in NYC

Feb 27, 2024

Long commutes show structural inequality in cities

Transportation challenges and poor urban development lead to poor health outcomes for American communities

Jan 3, 2024

Long commutes show structural inequality in cities

Jan 3, 2024

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Jan 3, 2024

Jan 3, 2024

Published in
EduCreate

School segregation thrives in America’s most liberal cities

Why do some students still seem barred from exceptional education?

Dec 4, 2023

School segregation thrives in America’s most liberal cities

Dec 4, 2023

Why Smoking Rates are Rising Again

Life expectancies aredeclining as cigarette sales increased for the first time in 20 years

Oct 30, 2023

Why Smoking Rates are Rising Again

Oct 30, 2023

Jeremy Ney

Jeremy Ney

Former Federal Reserve policymaker, currently at Google, now writing about inequality at AmericanInequality.substack.com

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