Author: theeconreview
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Behavioral economics holds important insights for practitioners of public policy.
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While protectionism may intuitively seem to benefit the American economy, it contradicts decades of modern economic insight, and it will ultimately make working class Americans worse off.
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What does the proposed ‘border adjusted tax’ system of the new GOP administration mean for America, and the world?
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Governments have used economic sanctions increasingly more to achieve their foreign policy goals, but do they work?
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Don’t think the Agrarian sector is as sexy as the Financial sector? New Zealand would argue otherwise.
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Why firms, cities and governments aim to reduce their carbon emission to seek growth.
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With the US on its way out, a joint EU-China effort is needed to curb global warming.
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Politics did not take a break for Super Bowl LI.
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The Future of Lifestyle Technology is voice-controlled and automated.
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Does free trade come at an expensive cost?
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The oil markets have been free to move as they please despite OPEC’s rhetoric.
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Facing an affordable housing crisis, it may be time for the big apple to rethink zoning.
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