Peter Coy

The idea of hypercorrection struck a chord. Ending a sentence with a preposition? Not so much.

We’d be better off not worrying about how language marks status — but that’s not how the world works.

In her recent book, the sociologist Elizabeth Popp Berman says economists have too much influence.

Some historical perspective helps.

A hedge fund manager’s unconventional theory of interest rates and growth.

This sort of thing is tricky, even for economists.

Democrats are shaping their own version.

We don’t have a good agreed-upon definition.

One economic measure had it flailing. The other had it doing just fine.

For years it was mainly Democrats who used the courts to force social change.