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The University of Louisville is calling all Swifties to a new course, "Swiftonomics," which uses Taylor Swift’s career to ...

One of the most famous bets in the past half-century — at least among economists — wasn’t about the Super Bowl or a presidential election. No, it was about the price of metals. That is, whether five ...

Why are some nations rich while others remain poor? It’s one of the oldest—and most consequential—questions in economics. The ...

As the FCC reviews ownership limits, an economic scholar is calling the public interest standard an obsolete framework that ...

The ECB study examines how industrial activity, energy prices, weather, and financial factors shape the demand and pricing of ...

Part three of the series: ‘Back to Strategy—Inclusive Leadership In 2026 Budget Planning.’ Leaders across the IT channel ecosystem are knee-deep in 2026 planning. In part one of this series, we ...

A look at the evolution of the theory of creative destruction, widely regarded by economists as a defining feature of ...

What does the CEE region need to do to adapt to looming labour scarcity? Working harder is no longer an option, but working ...

The University of Louisville is calling all Swifties to a new course, "Swiftonomics," which uses Taylor Swift’s career to ...