Category: Alex Benedict
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The reauthorization of the U.S. import-export bank could be critical to U.S. companies in the wake of the trade war with China.
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The glass ceiling is all too prevalent in Fortune 500 companies, where women are incredibly unlikely to find themselves on executive boards, and even less likely to find themselves as CEOs.
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By: Alex Benedict While millions of dollars are pumped into the youth sports industry every year to provide aspiring athletes the best opportunities possible, research shows that individual drive is a better indicator of future athletic success than favorable circumstances. Club youth sports have become a booming business since the turn of the century, displacing many…
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By: Alex Benedict While it is a step in the right direction, New York’s free tuition plan has some wrinkles to be ironed out. In January of this year, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo introduced a program to allow middle class students to attend two and four-year public colleges within the state for free. The Excelsior…
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Ideally, the sale of insurance across state lines would drive down the price of plans. But in reality it will do the opposite for people who need them the most.
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The United States should take notes from Sweden’s environmentally protective waste-conversion initiative. But is the new administration willing to listen?
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Lawmakers are going to have to start pointing fingers in the right direction if they have any hope of solving the country’s unemployment issues.
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Politics did not take a break for Super Bowl LI.
The Economics Review 