Re: Socialist economics | Boothbay Register
This is in response to the letter from Joe Scorcia (10/28). Mr Scorcia needs a class in economics. Though I didn't like economics in college, not my favorite thing, I did learn about many forms of economics in political science classes because sometimes they overlap.
Best online master's in economics 2021: Top picks | ZDNet
A master's degree in economics prepares graduates for in-demand careers as economists, analysts, and researchers. The flexible learning format of an online economics master's degree makes it easier for busy adults to advance their careers and increase their earning potential.
The New Economics | Foreign Affairs
Game theory and economics show how to steer evolution in a better direction -- ScienceDaily
Human behavior drives the evolution of biological organisms in ways that can profoundly adversely impact human welfare. Understanding people's incentives when they do so is essential to identify policies and other strategies to improve evolutionary outcomes.
From antibiotic-resistant bacteria that endanger our health to control-resistant crop pests that threaten to undermine global food production, we are now facing the harmful consequences of our failure to efficiently manage the evolution of the biological world.
Economics Major Takes Top Spot at Gender Equity Pitch Competition
Since her freshman year, Caty Greer has been pitching possible solutions to the world's greatest social, economic and environmental issues from the second she stepped onto the College of Charleston campus.
And last month, Greer's passion and persistence paid off when she won the College of Charleston Center for Entrepreneurship's Annual Gender Equity Pitch Competition, which tasks participants with developing solutions to an issue of their choosing impacting women in the Lowcountry and delivering
Q&A with Vicki Meath, executive director of Just Economics of WNC | Mountain Xpress
Asheville's housing costs have risen steadily during her 11 years in the role, and now, Just Economics is "doubling down on housing and its connection to wages," Meath says. "We often say that we have big-city housing costs, but we don’t have big-city wages.
Argonne Scientists Lead Effort to Improve Economics of Recycling | Chicago News | WTTW
Monday is America Recycles Day, but the reality is that America doesn't recycle nearly enough – reusing only around a third of all the trash it creates. That has prompted the Environmental Protection Agency to announce a National Recycling Strategy .
And as a city, Chicago's blue bin efforts fall well short. While San Francisco is able to recycle 80% of its trash, Chicago manages to reuse about a tenth of that, according to the Department of Streets and Sanitation.
National award recognizes economics professor's research for revealing outsized pandemic impacts
Economics Professor Robert Fairlie recently received the Bradford-Osborne Research Award, which recognizes ground-breaking research in support of entrepreneurs of color.
Fairlie’s paper was among the first published in academic journals to explore the impacts of COVID-19 on small business in the United States.
Let's Leave Trickle-Down Behind for 'Gush-Up' Economics | Opinion
Manchin has stated that he does not want to punish billionaires for their success, noting that they "bring a lot of jobs, invest a lot of money and give a lot to philanthropic pursuits.
D.C. needs to leave behind trickle-down economics for "gush-up" economics. Over 60 percent of Americans support policies that would make billionaires pay taxes that are more proportionate to their wealth.
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