Supercommuters, Remote Work, and Freelance Work: A Summary of Unorthodox labor during the 2010s and 2020s
This article will dive into the main phenomena of labor and migration patterns over the past 3 – 5 years, and why they are important.
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Coupang Just Released a Mega-IPO, But It Still Isn’t the Next Amazon (Yet)
Korea’s biggest eCommerce retailer is on Wall Street, but Bom Suk Kim being the next Jeff Bezos or Jack Ma is still a bit too far fetched.
A Perspective on Price Gouging: An Exploitative Benefit
A discussion on one of the most important topics in the crossroads between economics and ethics.
Modern Monetary Theory in 2021: Legitimate Economic Policy or Political Scheme?
In an introductory macroeconomics class, students are taught this sequence of events: as the central bank prints more currency, money supply increases, interest rates decrease, spending increases, and aggregate demand increases which raises prices…
Proposition 22: A Peril in Disguise
Gig workers remain as independent contractors, big tech remains untouched. Now what?
The South Korean UBI and Regional Currency Experiment: An Effective Security Net?
One of the most free-market economies in the world has started experimenting with a Universal Basic Income system. Here’s how it has fared.
The Online Gig Economy: Understanding its Labor Market during a Pandemic
The pandemic has broken and exposed one of the most flexible labor markets in the world: here’s how.
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