Category: Domestic Affairs
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Exploring New York’s growing reputation as the launchpad for tech firms and its impact on the city’s housing sector.
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Will higher minimum wage lead to less employment? How will new technology affect low-wage workers?
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What’s the impact of the United States’ exit from the climate agreement and its new energy policies?
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A chronic increase in the costs of education suggest another bubble has formed.
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Skill Spreads are widening and need to be closed to better secure a more productive economic future.
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It’s safe to say that at one point or another, everyone considering (or enrolled in) a liberal education has pondered what it yields for them in the future and whether the financial value of it is worth investing in.
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Is the new Nafta the definition of a good deal?
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The hidden costs of lost calories
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The decision of Wayfair v. South Dakota seems to have opened the door for states to collect sales tax on internet purchases. But is it really that simple?
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Inadequacies in healthcare are largely the fault of the increasing regulatory apparatus. Undoing these interventions would result in higher-quality insurance and lower costs.
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Artificial barriers designed to stifle supply explain a large part of our underwhelming health care system.
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In a time of extreme polarization, we examine how plausible President Trump’s wall is, and how willing Congress might be to fund this atypical project.
The Economics Review 