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Hong Kong’s Housing Crisis

2020-11-15
By: Julianne Cheah
On: November 15, 2020

According to the CBRE Global Living Report 2020, with an average property price of 1,254,442 USD, Hong Kong is currently the most expensive property market in the world. As aContinue Reading

Japan’s Demographic Challenges and Their Economic Implications

2019-04-27
By: Grant Go
On: April 27, 2019

In the past century, Japan’s life expectancy has increased steadily thanks to medical advances and is now one of the highest in the world. Combined with the country’s low birthContinue Reading

China’s Remarkable Recovery From the Great Recession, and Implications For Its Future

2018-10-22
By: Alexander Szabo
On: October 22, 2018

Although China was hit hard by the Great Recession, its economy rebounded very quickly. Why?Continue Reading

Much Ado About Rice: Thailand’s Rice Market Exploitation Wildly Backfires

2017-09-25
By: Hailey Ordal
On: September 25, 2017

On August 25, former Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra was due to appear in court to hear the verdict on her trial over involvement in a rice subsidy scandal. IfContinue Reading

Filling the breach: Exploring China’s role in post-TPP Asia

2017-03-30
By: Brian Casey
On: March 30, 2017

This month, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson met with top Chinese officials to pave the way for talks between the two countries’ leaders. Chinese economic policies in the PacificContinue Reading

Conservative fiscal policy in Japan prevents rise in inflation

2016-10-25
By: Nicolas Zapatero
On: October 25, 2016

The Japanese economy is facing an unusual series of problems which have proved difficult for officials to address. Low birth rates and strict nationalization policies have resulted in an aging,Continue Reading

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On: February 11, 2021

Why Policies Should Measure Well-Being

By: Simon Hwang
On: December 4, 2020

A Deep Dive into Human-Centered Capitalism

By: Luke Wiseman
On: December 4, 2020

‘Contagion’ (2011) but in Real Life: An Economic Analysis of how the COVID-19 Pandemic has Impacted the U.S. Film Industry

By: Varun Agrawal
On: December 1, 2020

Hong Kong’s Housing Crisis

By: Julianne Cheah
On: November 15, 2020

College Sports During the Coronavirus Pandemic

By: Yee Young Cher
On: November 14, 2020

Complexity Economics

By: Alex Zhang
On: March 31, 2020

A Short Discourse on the Efficacy of and Ethics in Economic Teaching

By: Alex Zhang
On: March 31, 2020

The Evolution of the Apple Ecosystem

By: Brian Casey
On: January 13, 2020

How to Make WeWork Work

By: Brian Casey
On: January 11, 2020

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