What's up with the field of economics? - Marketplace
Economics is a social science. It involves theories and models and lots of math. So why is it so hard for economists to agree? And why is there often a disconnect between what economists say will happen and what actually happens in the real economy? That's something Molly has been wondering about.
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Value economics | Opinion | pentictonherald.ca
Bill Stollery is a retired construction project manager residing in Penticton, and aspiring author of, "How WE Can Save The World."
I am aware of three economic systems that are based, at least in part, on values rather than on short term return or basic GDP growth.
Nubank’s IPO filing gives us a peek into neobank economics – TechCrunch
As the neobanking boom has matured into a collection of large digital banks, we’re slowly getting a better picture of the economics of such business efforts. Chime was early in telling the market that it was EBTIDA positive , for example, unlike less profitable European neobanks.
CAL THOMAS: Trick spending bills are voodoo economics II | News | news-daily.com
The annual 'trick-or-treat' ritual is over. Not so the 'tricks' perpetuated by congressional Democrats about their tax-and-spend ritual, and their phony numbers.
Consider the latest spending measure cobbled together by the House Democratic leadership, or more accurately their staffs. It is 2,400 pages long, much longer than the longest book I ever read. I doubt most members have read much if any of it.
New Gro Supply Monitor App Optimizes Rancher Feed Economics | Gro Intelligence
When drought occurs, ranchers must decide how best to manage their herds to avoid or curtail losses. Gro offers a range of tools to help with this.
Gro’s newly launched Supply Location Monitor application lets users understand the amount of bushels available for feed in a given region, the price they will have to pay for them, and how that competes with nearby facilities.
Stanford alum and Yale economics professor Penny Goldberg debunks vaccine supply chain myths |
Yale economics professor Penny Goldberg '92 asserted that worldwide shortages in COVID-19 vaccines were due to a lack of demand rather than problems with the global supply chain during a Tuesday virtual speaker event.
"Contrary to what people often read in the newspapers, the global production capacity to serve the world population exists," Goldberg said. However, many firms are unwilling to mobilize their capacity and produce more vaccines unless they are sure that countries are going to buy them.
Business School Briefing: Flow state, top schools for economics, advisers sought | Financial Times
Good afternoon from London. You can achieve success while being in a ‘flow’ state. What is this and how do you keep it going? Also, we reveal which schools in our Executive MBA 2021 ranking are rated highly for teaching economics.
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