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The Inequities of Education

From both ends of the spectrum, public education spending isn’t working. Why do we spend too…
The Cost of High Fashion: A Game that’s Not for Us

Prices are the leading market forces that determine demand among consumers in the luxury fashion industry,…
Hot or Not: One Way to Clean Up America

The United States should take notes from Sweden’s environmentally protective waste-conversion initiative. But is the new…
Peer Economies are too Client-Centric

Peer economies like Uber and Postmates seem too good to be true for the consumers: what…
Patents and Private Data Ownership: A Catastrophe in the Making

Unless IP laws are modified, technological developments will take us towards a monopolistic economy
The Tragicomedy of High-Skilled Immigration Policy in the United States

When misled outrage prevents the solution.
Maritime Imperialism: A Battle For Economic Resources

Maritime areas presents vast economic resources for countries who are willing to fight for it.
Has Thomas Piketty Solved the Problem of Inequality?

Wealth inequality is considered one of the most troubling economic problems of the 21st century.
The Fed Rate Hike: What it Means for You and the Economy

The rise in interest rates is a sign that the economy is doing well, but what…
China, in the Kitchen, with a Candlestick

Lawmakers are going to have to start pointing fingers in the right direction if they have…
Priced Out: San Francisco’s Rent Problem

What are the factors contributing to the meteoric rise in San Francisco rent?
Time to Shake and Stir the Big Six’s Revenue Models

Hollywood needs to go back to the drawing board.