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  1. May 2026
    1. the unemployment rate for recent college graduates rose to 5.6%, while the underemployment rate (the share of graduates working in jobs that typically do not require a college degree) reached 42.5%

      5.6%的失业率和42.5%的低就业率是衡量应届毕业生就业状况的重要指标。这一数据来自纽约联邦储备银行,具有较高的可信度。42.5%的低就业率是自疫情以来的最高水平,表明高等教育文凭的价值正在受到挑战。这些数据与AI对初级工作的影响可能相关,但文章也指出不能确定AI是唯一原因。

  2. Apr 2026
    1. The announcement gives the NewBird AI a shell to trade on, but 'a stock going from $3 to $17 on a press release doesn't restore $4bn in destroyed value,' Kan said.

      这一尖锐的评论点出了股价飙升与实际价值创造之间的巨大鸿沟,Allbirds的市值从高点下跌超过90%,仅靠公告无法挽回数十亿美元的损失,揭示了市场短期投机与企业长期价值之间的矛盾。

  3. Aug 2020
  4. Jul 2019
    1. might markets just not work?

      Same thing in publishing, too. Lots of people say journal costs are inflated & they can run one cheaper. They're right, but there are two considerations: a) in a market economy prices reflect more than just costs. They reflect the economic value, which includes things like brand value, prestige and also, as this & the other posts argue, an inflation due to productivity rising in adjacent market sectors. So the market failures seem to come from a) the difficulty knowing how much something should cost (having comparables and not having too much complexity to understand) and b) too high value ascribed to the status or prestige (which, if understood as a social consensus proxy that reduces the complexity of actually understanding the business & what it's value to the consumer should be, collapses b into a).