April 2019 Friday’s e-links: From Fairness to National Jealousy Day and Congestion Pricing

Last updated 4/26/19

Every once in a while, (and sometimes each day) I listen to a great podcast, enjoy an article, or see a good video that I want to share with you.

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I like to think of them as my e-links:

Friday’s e-links (4/26)

1. Writer Michael Lewis has a new podcast series. While fairness was his theme, I just liked his good stories.

Friday’s e-links (4/19)

1. Several weeks ago, we took a look at Finland’s National Jealousy Day and the impact of Norway’s income transparency.

Suggesting a similar approach for the U.S., the NY Times had a good follow-up last Sunday. They even reminded us that we once did it…in 1924.

Friday’s e-links (4/12)

1. This week’s best podcast was from Radio Lab. When one very annoying woman had troubles getting Swiss citizenship, her neighbors were to blame for some unexpected reasons. 

2. I wonder if Delta read our recline rage post. Now they are decreasing how much you can recline.

Our post is here.

Friday’s e-links (4/05)

Two follow-ups today–one relates to our congestion pricing post and the other, marijuana:

1. The NY Times shows why congestion pricing is not an easily done deal. Everyone wants an exemption.

2.The Congress is considering protection for banks that do cannabis business.