The Economics Review

Economic Theory, Will Rojas

The Economics of Freedom

How personal liberty is connected to economic freedom and why there are exceptions.

Economic Theory, Will Rojas

Inflation: Friend or Foe?

How current economic conditions prevent inflation from being a serious issue in the near future

Economic Theory, Will Rojas

Monetary Policy for the Next Recession

How dual interest rates can give central banks an unlimited capacity to combat recessions when the policy rate runs out of steam.

Business, Revan Aponso

American Airlines and JetBlue vs DOJ: How Big Can Airlines Get?

On September 21, 2021, the Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a lawsuit to block a partnership agreement between American Airlines and JetBlue Airlines, citing a violation of antitrust laws...

Business, Revan Aponso

Voltswagen: An April Fools Joke Gone Wrong

Volkswagen saw the annual day of comedic relief and foolery as a chance to announce their goals of increasing their market share in the Electric Vehicle industry...

Aaron Puthan, Business

SPACs – An old idea with a new following. Risks and Opportunities.

Special Purpose Acquisition Companies, or SPACs, have seen a meteoric rise in popularity...

Domestic Affairs, Udheesh Gaddipati

A Red Hot Housing Market: Looking Behind the Rally

What Caused This Sharp Increase in the Prices of Single-Family Homes Across the U.S?

Domestic Affairs, Saurabh Kumar

Economic Outlook in the U.S. Bleak Among Continued Concerns Surrounding Covid-19

American people are worried about the future of the nation’s economy, as indicated by the Consumer Confidence Index...

Domestic Affairs, Revan Aponso

The Cost of an Election

After an already turbulent year, the state of California recently went through a whirlwind of an election that left the future of the state in question...

Rodrigo Camara Rowe, World

Argentina’s Curse: Inflation and Default

Imagine you’re on a trip to Argentina for the summer...

Rodrigo Camara Rowe, World

Tourists Inbound: Mexico’s Mayan Train

With the Mayan Train megaproject in the works, the Mexican government expects its southeastern states to enjoy higher levels of growth, generating billions of dollars into the economy, and...

Rodrigo Camara Rowe, World

Mexico’s Future: Green or Gray?

Facing strong pressure from PEMEX’s debts and inefficiencies, Mexico finds itself at an inflection point, potentially giving way for renewables. President Obrador, however, has a different vision of the...

Ryan Li, Technology

Solar Slackening? What faces America’s fastest-growing renewable energy source

The solar energy industry in America is doing very well for itself right now...

Business, Roshni Rangwani, Technology

An Open Heart: The Tech Business Model of the Future?

Technology has virtually revolutionized every industry in the global economy, and the market caps of Silicon Valley giants routinely outshine the GDP of entire nations.

Roshni Rangwani, Technology

Can cloud seeding reveal the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow?

Water scarcity is forcing governments around the world to adopt increasingly outlandish schemes to protect access to the precious resource.

Aima Anwar, Archive, Campus and Community, Domestic Affairs

The New Normal: Learning Losses from COVID

The global economic implications of COVID-19 have been dominating the headlines this year, but one facet of today’s economy that is often overlooked is the learning loss that can...

Archive, Campus and Community, Shriya Chitale

College Costs and COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically altered the way we interact with each other — especially in the academic sphere...

Campus and Community, Domestic Affairs, Tom Jankowski

The Desolation of Loans

Student loans may prove to be the nail in the coffin of post-COVID economic recovery.