The Housing Market Boom in a Pandemic
In 2020, the sale of previously owned U.S. homes surged to their highest levels in 14 years, and many economists forecast sales to rise again this year…
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Growing Pains: Why America is in Dire Need of Investing in its Children & How the Biden Administration Plans to Address Rampant Child Poverty
After hitting record lows in 2019, child poverty in the United States is on the rise. With COVID-19 pushing about 150 million children across the world into poverty, child poverty in America has reached 21 percent. Now, President Biden is proposing an ambitious plan to tackle the growing issue.
California’s Return to the Classroom: Ambitious or Unfair?
On March 1st 2021, the California governor, Gavin Newsom announced…
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?
Proposition 22: A Peril in Disguise
Gig workers remain as independent contractors, big tech remains untouched. Now what?
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…
Economics of the Environment
Climate change continues to be a contentious topic in the United States. Though politicians grapple with the best way to combat ongoing environmental issues, there is yet to be a comprehensive solution…
A Holistic Assessment of Trump’s Economy. Part 3 of 3: Individual Wellbeing
In this piece, we will be assessing Trump’s impact on the wellbeing of an average American.
Joe Biden’s Plan for the Economy and What It Means for the Middle Class
With large portions of wealth set for distribution, who will the resulting cash flow favor?
Is Joe Biden America’s Climate Change Saviour?
“Climate Change” became a household term in the last twenty years through academic attention, popular media, and eventually, mediatory policies…
