Category: Economic Theory
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Oren Cass advocates for changing the underlying conditions so that the market can achieve more auspicious outcomes for working families.
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A respected, influential labor economist leaves behind a legacy of influential research
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Is Modern Monetary Theory a groundbreaking new economic theory or a false promise?
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The U.S. Federal Reserve is on pause hiking interest rates. What does it all mean for commercial real estate property values, returns and capitalization rates?
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When taking a closer look at sleep, there’s a lot going on underneath the mattress, both on the individual and market level.
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Tucker fails to reconcile his diatribe against the free market with the incontrovertible truth that capitalism has been the most formidable poverty-reducing mechanism the world has ever known.
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Social relations are complex, particularly as increased global productivite democratizes formerly luxury, exclusive goods. By: Christina Gayton In The Theory of the Leisure Class, Thorstein Veblen claimed “our apparel is always in evidence and affords an indication of our pecuniary standing to all observers at the first glance.” Historically, the elite would visualize their status…
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The hidden costs of lost calories
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While certain achievements of Nordic countries undeniably demonstrate success, a further examination reveals that the prosperity attained in this region is largely attributable to Nordic culture and free market policies, and has very little to do with socialistic initiatives.
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Sustainability and economic prosperity make the world spin.
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A long-awaited and well-deserved award for a great man .
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Very few people get the chance to win the lottery. If you happen to be one of those people, be sure to know the best ways to secure your winnings.
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