In politics, Schumpeter was a liberal conservative — or perhaps a conservative liberal — but he was also deeply influenced by his Marxian contemporaries.
This experience no doubt encouraged Schumpeter to explore many of the same questions that his Marxist contemporaries had posed, although the answers that he formulated differed sharply from theirs.
Why Does Goldman Sachs Fund An Economics Department?
Perpetually impoverished Peru has an annual government budget that's a microscopic fraction of the U.S.'s. What's spent annually by the South American country's political class amounts to a tiny rounding error for Congress.
It all raises an obvious question: why - since Peru's economy is frequently in such desperate shape – don't its politicians roll out massive, trillion-dollar plus spending bills?
BUSH: Looking back at 2021 economics | Local News | valdostadailytimes.com
The year in brief. 2021 has been a year of economic and business recovery – a recovery tempered by the delta variant of the coronavirus but a rebound nonetheless.
Stateside economic indicators were largely up this year, some strikingly so. As more industries opened up fully in the first half of the year, pent-up consumer demand for goods and services grew quickly, but supply could not keep up in many sectors.
Taboo economics | World Finance
Economists pride themselves on having an objective, dispassionate, scientific view of the world. But could the profession actually be shaped and defined by taboos – no-go areas where economists are afraid, or refuse, to tread?
The word 'taboo' was introduced into the English language by Captain Cook from the Tongan word for prohibited or forbidden, in his 1784 book A Voyage to the Pacific Ocean. It is associated both with the holy, and the unclean.
Economics class: UK house prices rise at the fastest pace since 2006 | Financial Times
Demand and supply, Price elasticity of demand, Price elasticity of supply, income elasticity of demand, cross price elasticity of demand
Identify the demand-side and supply-side factors which have contributed to UK house prices growing at the fastest pace in 15 years
Real World Economics: The fallacy of trusting inflation indexes – Twin Cities
Anyone who ever served on any finance committee knows the familiar beef: "Why is the budget growing faster than inflation?"
Economists' mental reactions tend toward, "well, why in hell shouldn't they?" But then we reflect on the wisdom, even if self-ignored, of Mr. Micawber, David Copperfield's landlord and mentor: "Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure nineteen, nineteen and six, result happiness.
Tesla says it delivered record 936K vehicles in 2021, up 87% | Economics | kvoa.com
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Apple has become the world's first $3 trillion company | Economics | kvoa.com
Apple has reached yet another major milestone. The iPhone maker topped a market value of $3 trillion January 3 — the first publicly traded company ever to be worth that much.
Shares of Apple were briefly up about 3% to a new all-time high of $182.88, surpassing the $182.85 per share it needed to be worth $3 trillion. The stock later pulled back from that level.
2021 year in review | Economics | lakecountyexam.com
Rhonda Penaloza, C.N.A, was the first LHD employee and the first person in Lake County to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. Penaloza is pictured Tuesday, Dec. 29 getting her first dose of the vaccine, administered by LHD Employee Health Nurse Mesa Greenfield.
Lake County School District #7 has reached an agreement with the Town of Lakeview to purchase the former Sunshine Children's Center in Lakeview. The School District plans to turn the building into a community daycare center, after upgrades are made to the building.
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