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The article examines the importance of friction in economic models, particularly contrasting Austrian economics and mainstream theories. It argues that frictions like transaction costs are not impediments but essential for …
Understanding Friction in Economics: An Austrian Perspective Read More
As Trump campaigns for a second term, he emphasizes radical changes to the U.S. economy through tariffs and tax cuts, aiming to reduce inflation and restore American jobs. However, many …
What a Second Trump Presidency Could Mean for the U.S. Economy Read More
Federal prosecutors charged Iranian Revolutionary Guard official Ruhollah Bazghandi in connection with a foiled assassination plot against journalist Masih Alinejad in New York City. Three others were implicated as well, …
Charges Filed Against Iranian Official in Assassination Plot Against Journalist Read More
The Global Wellness Summit 2024 will be held from November 4-7 in St Andrews, Scotland, with a focus on tackling global wellness issues. The event, themed “A Watershed Moment for …
Anticipating Change: The Global Wellness Summit 2024 Unveils Transformative Agenda in St Andrews Read More
Emory University and Greece’s Ministry of Culture signed a cultural cooperation agreement, enhancing educational opportunities while facilitating the return of three artifacts to Greece. Minister Lina Mendoni discussed collaboration with …
Emory University and Greece Join Forces for Cultural Heritage Preservation Read More
The study indicates that the entrance of Starbucks into neighborhoods devoid of cafés leads to increased local entrepreneurship, sparking an additional 3.5 startups annually. This growth is less pronounced in …
The Economics of Social Spaces: How “Third Places” Fuel Local Entrepreneurship Read More
Tufts University’s Fletcher School has launched a STEM-designated International and Development Economics (IDE) track in its Master of Arts in Law and Diplomacy (MALD) program. This offering equips students with …
Tufts University’s Fletcher School Introduces STEM Track in International Development Economics Read More
The U.S. Department of Labor will host two outreach events in Alabama on September 20 and 21, 2023, for coal miners and their survivors. These events will help attendees file …
U.S. Department of Labor Hosts Outreach Events for Alabama Coal Miners on Black Lung Benefits Read More
Today’s news headlines divulged important local updates like Cyclone Dana’s anticipated landfall, national political developments, and significant international meetings at the BRICS Summit. Sports news highlighted Rishabh Pant’s health status …
School Assembly News Headlines for October 23, 2024 Read More
Tunisia’s recent elections showcased troubling dynamics, with Kais Saied declared president amid a mere 28% voter turnout and significant human rights violations. The political landscape is increasingly restricted, with a …
Concerns Over Democracy: The 2024 Presidential Elections in Tunisia Read More