Author

Jack Kline

Jack is a U1 student currently pursuing a double major in Economics and Political Science. He specializes in monetary policy and macroeconomic trends in Europe and North America.

Why the Digital Age Needs Basic Income

Jack Kline Mar 27, 2019

A few weeks ago, I wrote a column on economic populism and attempted to describe why the dogma is surgically tearing rich countries (especially the United States) apart. The piece was light on prescription, so I’m going to take this as an…
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Economic Populists Don’t Have the Answers

Jack Kline Feb 20, 2019

Market capitalism and shady elites are not destroying the American family. Uncertainty about the future, a purely economic phenomenon, is undermining the social fabric of middle America. The difference here is that the future has probably…
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On Pittsburgh: A Jewish Student’s Reflection

Jack Kline Nov 14, 2018

At a young age, many of us have a defining moment that alters our perspective and way of thinking. For me, this moment was the shooting at the Tree of Life Congregation in Pittsburgh. I would hardly call it an awakening; rather, a…
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The Iran Deal: Where We’re At

Jack Kline Oct 10, 2018

When the Trump Administration announced in May that it would leave the Iran Nuclear Agreement known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), alarms rang throughout the West. Condemning the decision, America’s allies saw the exit…
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