Tag: Economics
Elon students present research at economics conference – Today at Elon
The conference featured presentations on a wide range of economic topics, including labor markets, monetary policy, and international trade. Elon students presented research on topics such as the effects of minimum wage increases on employment, the impact of trade on income inequality, and the relationship between economic growth and income distribution. The students worked on […]
Economics Book Review – The Ascent of Money, a Financial History of the World by Niall Ferguson
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Economics – Psychology’s Neglected Branch
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Read Any Good Economics Books Lately?
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End of the road: will automation put an end to the American trucker?
Americas 2 million truckers have long been mythologised in popular culture. But self-driving trucks are set to lay waste to one of the country’s most beloved jobs and the fallout could be huge. Jeff Baxters sunflower-yellow Kenworth truck shines as bright and almost as big as the sun. Four men clean the glistening cab […]