Good in Theory: Insurance Sales Across State Lines
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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H-1B Visa 2017 Status: Fraud, costs, and what’s next?
How applicants and employers may be impacted by the Trump administration’s possible changes to the H1-B visa process.
From the 1980s to Today: The Evolution of the Bond Market
How have bonds transitioned from one of the most elementary investments to one of the most complex?
Inflation in Perspective
Yes, inflation is an increase in prices. But what does it mean in the larger scale of things?
New York’s Craft Beer Explosion
How my family’s go-to middle-of-nowhere apple picking spot is now making boozy products being sold in the heart of New York City.
The NCAA Cartel
Lonzo Ball and De’Aron Fox on have taken centre stage as up and coming basketball stars, and yet these athletes are not paid a dime. Are they being exploited, and is there a solution?
Stuck in the Mud: U.S. Wage Stagnation
Why have wages in the U.S. been growing so slowly?
Sports Investing: Do you Have to be a Billionaire to Invest in Sports?
Investing in rather than simply watching sports seems unusual, but how does it payoff and is it possible without billions of dollars?
The Gentrification of Food: An Economic Perspective
How dietary fads and food trends affect producers, consumers, and the economy.
The Inequities of Education
From both ends of the spectrum, public education spending isn’t working. Why do we spend too little or too much on others with neither yielding great success?
