Women’s Unpaid Work and the American Economy
The amount of power women hold in the American economy.
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The Great Resignation: Are workers finally fighting back?
Something phenomenal is happening in the American labor market…
Gabon’s Carbon Credit Bond: A Viable Proposition?
In an effort to reduce global emissions and protect Gabon’s forests, The African Conservation Development Group (ACDG) laid out a plan to issue a $300 million bond that would generate returns through the sale of carbon credits…
Let There Be Light, and Food to Feed the People: A Week Out in North Korea
Slowly, the train passed the Yalu river, and I was in North Korea…
Distance and Deflection: How Companies Navigate Bad Optics
Major corporations face a lot of public pressure. From Facebook to Volkswagen, understanding how large companies navigate bad press is important to people from diverse perspectives, including consumers, employees, and future industry leaders…
The Road to Reopening
As Pfizer and Moderna leap regulatory hurdles, how long will it be until vaccines allow for the U.S. to fully reopen?
High Economy: Impacts of Marijuana Legalization on the US Economy
Following the November election, four new states– New Jersey, South Dakota, Montana, and Arizona– joined Colorado and Washington and nine others as states that legalized recreational and medical cannabis…
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 quantifiably wreak havoc on future GDP.
Nvidia Steals Intel’s Thunder
Recently, Nvidia’s decision to purchase ARM has shocked numerous companies in the semiconductor industry…
College Costs and COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically altered the way we interact with each other — especially in the academic sphere…
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