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John Cassidy critiques Mitt Romney's statement that 47% of Americans are dependent on the government and don't pay income tax, arguing that this group includes many who pay other taxes or are retirees who previously paid taxes.

via The New Yorker

Fast Company's Design section covers innovative product designs, branding trends, architectural projects, and how design intersects with business, technology, and culture. via Fast Company.

This ad agency decided to launch something new: their very own liquor brand. via Fast Company

Affordable menswear is the focus of this content, which recommends a knit blazer from Muji among other budget-friendly style advice. via The source of this content is Complex.

Mark Zuckerburg acknowledged Facebook's disappointing stock performance since the IPO, but remained optimistic about the company's future.

Researchers used innovation games to find that personality traits like creativity and risk tolerance are related to innovative behavior. via econstor.

WIRED covers a range of tech and culture stories, from AI drones and the metaverse to Amazon Prime Day deals and interviews.

via The source of this content is WIRED.

Valet Magazine presents its Fall 2012 buying planner for men's sweaters, categorized by style such as cardigans, crew necks, and fleece.

This paper revisits neoclassical consumer choice theory, arguing that focusing on the marginal utility of money provides a more realistic lens for understanding consumer choices. via The source of the content is the Scottish Institute for Research in Economics (SIRE).

Tyler Cowen and Alex Tabarrok are launching Marginal Revolution University, an online education platform with its debut course in Development Economics. via kottke.org

Valet Magazine shows men how to tackle basic clothing repair tasks, like fixing a ripped seam or sewing a button.

John Hagel III's Labor Day Manifesto presents 11 points for living a passionate and creative life, encouraging readers to prioritize learning and knowledge sharing. via Edge Perspectives with John Hagel.