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  • Sofia Krazhan, Technology

    The AI Bubble and Defense Sector Growth

    What will happen to the defense sector if the AI bubble bursts?

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  • The Market Made Me Do It: The Economic Case for Sports Piracy
    Business, Connor Ni

    The Market Made Me Do It: The Economic Case for Sports Piracy

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  • Principal-Agent Failures in Modern Sports Contracts: Risk Allocation, Decision-Making Incentives, and GM Decision-Making
    Advait Sunil

    Principal-Agent Failures in Modern Sports Contracts: Risk Allocation, Decision-Making Incentives, and GM Decision-Making

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  • Field of Study and Labor Market Frictions: How Policy and Education Structure Shape Graduate Outcomes in China
    Emily Liu, World

    Field of Study and Labor Market Frictions: How Policy and Education Structure Shape Graduate Outcomes in China

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  • The Telecom Paradox: Three Promises, Two Strategies, and One Distorted Network Future
    Advait Sunil, Business

    The Telecom Paradox: Three Promises, Two Strategies, and One Distorted Network Future

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Domestic affairs

  • Emergencies Everywhere? Rethinking IEEPA, CFIUS, and the Rise of the Screening State
    Domestic Affairs, Vladimir Gaberman

    Emergencies Everywhere? Rethinking IEEPA, CFIUS, and the Rise of the Screening State

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  • Tariffs, Trade, and Trouble: How Trump’s War Hits Your Wallet
    Domestic Affairs, Sofiia Krazhan

    Tariffs, Trade, and Trouble: How Trump’s War Hits Your Wallet

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  • Marginal Tax Rates are Misunderstood
    Domestic Affairs, John Beattie

    Marginal Tax Rates are Misunderstood

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  • Black Friday: Decoding Economic Trends and Consumer Behavior 
    Domestic Affairs, Keshav Mody

    Black Friday: Decoding Economic Trends and Consumer Behavior 

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World

  • Field of Study and Labor Market Frictions: How Policy and Education Structure Shape Graduate Outcomes in China
    Emily Liu, World

    Field of Study and Labor Market Frictions: How Policy and Education Structure Shape Graduate Outcomes in China

    theeconreview
  • How China Maintains the World’s Largest Foreign Exchange Reserve
    Emily Yan, World

    How China Maintains the World’s Largest Foreign Exchange Reserve

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  • The Presidential Influence: How U.S. Leadership Shapes Iran’s Economic Destiny
    Arya Nadella, World

    The Presidential Influence: How U.S. Leadership Shapes Iran’s Economic Destiny

    theeconreview
  • The German Economy in Turmoil: Unraveling the Factors Behind the Crisis
    Keshav Mody, World

    The German Economy in Turmoil: Unraveling the Factors Behind the Crisis

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Business

  • The Market Made Me Do It: The Economic Case for Sports Piracy
    Business, Connor Ni

    The Market Made Me Do It: The Economic Case for Sports Piracy

    theeconreview
  • The Telecom Paradox: Three Promises, Two Strategies, and One Distorted Network Future
    Advait Sunil, Business

    The Telecom Paradox: Three Promises, Two Strategies, and One Distorted Network Future

    theeconreview
  • Not Movies, But Mandates: China’s Influence on Hollywood
    Business, Suhani Bhatt

    Not Movies, But Mandates: China’s Influence on Hollywood

    theeconreview
  • Nvidia’s Resilience Amidst the AI Boom: Why the Stock Dip is Just a Blip
    Business, Zaina Rizwan

    Nvidia’s Resilience Amidst the AI Boom: Why the Stock Dip is Just a Blip

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Economic Theory

  • From Inflation Targeting to Constraint Targeting: The CBR’s De-Facto Reaction Function Under Sanctions (2022–2025)
    Economic Theory, Vladimir Gaberman

    From Inflation Targeting to Constraint Targeting: The CBR’s De-Facto Reaction Function Under Sanctions (2022–2025)

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  • Descending Carefully: Challenges to the Federal Reserve’s Smooth Runoff of Quantitative Tightening
    Economic Theory, Emily Yan

    Descending Carefully: Challenges to the Federal Reserve’s Smooth Runoff of Quantitative Tightening

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  • Why Are Dual-Income Families on the Rise?
    Economic Theory, John Beattie

    Why Are Dual-Income Families on the Rise?

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  • Economics’s Fool’s Gold: A Critical Evaluation of the Randomista Revolution
    Economic Theory, Features, Pranav Mittal

    Economics’s Fool’s Gold: A Critical Evaluation of the Randomista Revolution

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Technology

  • The AI Bubble and Defense Sector Growth
    Sofia Krazhan, Technology

    The AI Bubble and Defense Sector Growth

    theeconreview
  • How AI Is Rewriting the Web’s Attention Economy
    Lydia Liu, Technology

    How AI Is Rewriting the Web’s Attention Economy

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  • Navigating the Political and Economic Challenges of Global Lithium Supply
    Nicolas Garza Perez Obregon, Technology

    Navigating the Political and Economic Challenges of Global Lithium Supply

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  • Exploring the Capabilities and Challenges of ChatGPT
    Fiona Fang, Technology

    Exploring the Capabilities and Challenges of ChatGPT

    theeconreview

Campus and community

  • NYC Commuter Tax: Making the New Jerseyans Pay
    Campus and Community, Jack Yang

    NYC Commuter Tax: Making the New Jerseyans Pay

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  • The Future of Affordable Housing in NYC
    Angel Cortes Sanchez, Campus and Community

    The Future of Affordable Housing in NYC

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  • The New Normal: Learning Losses from COVID
    Aima Anwar, Archive, Campus and Community, Domestic Affairs

    The New Normal: Learning Losses from COVID

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  • College Costs and COVID-19
    Archive, Campus and Community, Shriya Chitale

    College Costs and COVID-19

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The Economics Review At NYU is an undergraduate organization that publishes student articles, essays and research papers in an online and print publication. Our content focuses on economic theory, policy and associated fields such as law, business, and politics. Our goal is to provide all interested NYU students with the opportunities to conduct research, get published and advance future career prospects. We encourage not only the ambitious students of Economics to contribute to the Review, but also all students, regardless of their school, field or degree level.

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