Author: theeconreview
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The NBA’s athletes are some of the highest paid people on earth, but what about their team’s owners?
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Amidst global deflationary pressures, Mexico chooses a different path to respond.
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Can universal basic income be prescribed as an aid to lift people from poverty?
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How scarce mental resources can lead to poverty traps.
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Already under the weight of insurmountable debt, Puerto Rico struggles with extensive structural issues in it’s labor market.
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Despite significant U.S.-China trade volumes, problems still exists. What are they and what’s next?
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Today, Chile prospers while Venezuela starves. What caused the divide between two once-similar nations?
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As fewer and fewer firms swallow up a larger chunk of the economy, America faces a serious competition problem.
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The boom in demand for quinoa has had a significant impact on the lives of farmers in Bolivia and Peru.
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Addressing food insecurity in urban areas is shockingly complex.
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College is costly and difficult, especially for those without a legal status.
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Do you use Uber to take you places? Is the marginal transportation cost worth the convenience? Many would agree. All except taxi drivers.
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