Written by Manasvi Parikh The United Nations climate conference, COP26, took place in Glasgow, Scotland from October 31 to November 12, 2021, and many global leaders were in attendance, including the U.S. President, Joe Biden, and India’s Prime Minister, Narendra […]
Written by Elizabeth Davis Most people, when asked about the root causes of economic disasters, would answer in terms of market crashes, inflation, or rapid output growth; not often would they suggest the falsification of economic reports. Yet errors that […]
Written by Amanda Jaworsky Logic and rationality are two key cornerstones to many aspects of economic theory, and while they are useful tools in understanding many economic decisions, there are times when consumers go rogue and exhibit distinctly irrational behavior. […]
Written by Jackson Joyce Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the American economy has been on a roller coaster. Conditions of the economy have been constantly changing, making future trends difficult to predict. However, some recent events can help […]
Written by Bradley Pasekoff One of the most important aspects of a nation on the international stage is the reliability of their currency and its future outlook. For investors, having this peace of mind knowing their investment is safe is […]
Written by Jared Bonebright The past year and a half have seen economic fluctuations like nothing before, and while the infection rates of COVID-19 seem to be on the decline, the ramifications on greater society and the economy still remain […]
Written by Tess Britton Right now, labor supply is tight. The COVID 19 pandemic caused a major decline in employment. Despite the current decreasing case numbers and deaths caused by COVID 19, the labor supply in the U.S. has still […]
Written By Ethan St. Pierre Public education acts as a foundation for every American. Whether you come from a white-collar lineage in the suburbs of New York or are the child of coal miners in West Virginia, you likely went […]
Written by Jimmy Hefter The COVID-19 pandemic took a toll on our jobs, our mental health, our family connectivity, and a 14 nano-meter semiconductor chip. One would think a shortage of semiconductor chips would be benign, but the current situation […]
Written by Raj Ashar In 2019, the revenue of Major League Baseball (MLB) was 10.7 billion U.S. dollars (Brown). The minimum salary for a player that year was $555,000 (Velayos), a figure that comfortably places one in the top 5% […]