Economics of the World Cup
While billions tune in to witness the drama and excitement of the world cup, many may not realize there are significant economic implications to the biggest sporting event on the globe.
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Rising Inflation: Causes and Consequences
Inflation has been low the past decade but with the recent inflation scare at the start of 2018 and a possibility of more in the future, it is worth revisiting the topic of rising inflation.
GOP’s Tax Bill: Early Implications and Likely Aftermaths
GOP’s recent tax plan has been heavily criticized for its favoritism toward the upper class, but what has it actually done and how will it affect things going forward?
Blockchain: The Biggest Invention Since the Internet?
Blockchain is already changing the financial industry, but soon, it could transform our whole world.
Paper Checks: Do We Really Still Need Them?
Checks are being used less and less each year as people rely more on technology to make payments, but if we have easier ways to transfer money, should we even keep paper checks?
Sports Investing: Do you Have to be a Billionaire to Invest in Sports?
Investing in rather than simply watching sports seems unusual, but how does it payoff and is it possible without billions of dollars?
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 does this increase entail for you and the U.S. economy as a whole?
Tuition-Free College: Fantasy or Possibility?
Tuition rates keep rising and student loan debt is becoming an increasing issue in our country. Is tuition-free higher education a possible solution?
Hit or Miss? Determining the Success of Economic Sanctions
Governments have used economic sanctions increasingly more to achieve their foreign policy goals, but do they work?
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