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“Trumped-Up Trickle-Down” and What It Means

2016-11-04
By: Rachel Essel
On: November 4, 2016

In the first general election presidential debate, Republican nominee Donald Trump proposed one of his only concrete policies as a candidate: to cut taxes across the board, including a reductionContinue Reading

Everbooked and Dynamic Pricing in the Share Economy

2016-11-01
By: Hailey Ordal
On: November 1, 2016

We live in an era of sharing. Technological developments and online platforms allow people today to network and earn extra income by sharing assets they already have – their carsContinue Reading

A Time for Peace, A Time for Debt: The Cost of Colombian Reconstruction

2016-10-26
By: Alex Vainberg
On: October 26, 2016

After 54 months of peace talks in Havana between the FARC (Armed Revolutionary Forces of Colombia) and the Colombian government, a tentative deal was signed with the intention of endingContinue Reading

Financial Crimes and Fines: A Misguided Approach

2016-10-26
By: Brian Casey
On: October 26, 2016

In the wake of the Great Recession, populist opinion has responded approvingly to regulatory agencies’ stronger approach against wrongdoing by financial firms. Companies in the financial industry have increasingly foundContinue 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

A welcome from the editorial board

2016-10-25
By: Tiana Lowe
On: October 25, 2016

From Brexit to the U.S. presidential election, from the Panama Papers to the Petrobras scandal, political and economic fractures and fissures have shaped the majority of 2016 across the world.Continue Reading

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By: Niclas Carlson
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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