

Degrees of Debt: The Connection Between the Economy and Your Education
If you are a student, you’ve probably noticed the varying amounts of college tuition that exist in the United States. You can go to community college and pay about $3,000 a year for your education, or you can go to a private university and pay $100,000 a year for tuition. No matter how different these numbers are, they share one thing in common: they can change. College tuition is not a static figure, and unfortunately, the amount usually gets bigger and bigger every year.
Heba Ahmed
Sep 126 min read


Japan’s Deflationary Crisis: What is it?
Deflation in contrast with inflation is a fall in the overall level of prices of goods and services. Although that may be good to consumers, deflation can be disastrous to an economy as it may deter spending, raise debts and retard investments.
Sam Cao
Aug 234 min read


From Higher Grocery Prices to Higher Gas Prices: A Rise in Inflation for the U.K.
Do you ever see family members or friends getting annoyed that gas prices have risen by 40 cents per gallon, or maybe you have noticed that the restaurants you go to slowly increase their prices over time? A frustrating experience of life, inflation is the rise of goods and services in an economy over a period of time. It is something that is global, and right now the U.K. is experiencing some of its highest inflation rates since January of last year.
Heba Ahmed
Aug 206 min read


Unlocking the Power of Data: How Economic Models and Databases Shape the Future
In an era dominated by big data, economic research is undergoing a transformation. As the global economy grows increasingly complex,...
Srinitya Pamulapati
Mar 23 min read


The Evolution of Corporate Social Responsibility & What It Means Today
Introduction to Corporate Social Responsibility Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) refers to businesses' targeted efforts to enhance,...
Andrew Huynh
Feb 233 min read


The Marketing Behind the Barbie Empire
It is a truth universally acknowledged that Barbie™ has taken the world by storm. In fact, it only took a few weeks for the movie to...
Emma Morrissey
Dec 6, 20243 min read


Saudi Arabia's Shift in Economics
Recently, Kylian Mbappe was offered a one-year contract worth 776 million dollars to play in the Saudi Professional League, Saudi...
Shane Meyer
Nov 27, 20243 min read


Better Late Than Never: US’s Shift in Focus to Semiconductor Manufacturing
As tensions between the superpowers of the world increase, control over the latest advancements in computer chips becomes ever more...
Branden Zhu
Aug 27, 20243 min read


The Rise of Social Media Marketing: Products in Your Feed
In our daily lives, smartphones have become indispensable tools, serving as our primary means of communication, our trusty cameras, and...
Andrew Lansford
Apr 27, 20244 min read


The Sports Betting Surge: The Economics Behind the United States’ Newest Gambling Craze
In 2023, U.S. sports betting generated $10.92 billion; that's a 44.5% jump from last year’s total. A jump fueled by rigged odds,...
Evan Oliver
Apr 23, 20243 min read


An Automated Future: The Impact of Increased Minimum Wage on Low-skilled Workers
As artificial intelligence becomes more prevalent in our day-to-day lives—customer service chatbots, personal assistants (i.e., Alexa and...
Paras Nemani
Jan 2, 20243 min read


The Social Media Boom: The Multi-Billion Dollar Market at Your Fingertips
In our daily lives, smartphones have become indispensable tools, serving as our primary means of communication, our trusty cameras, and...
Joshua Cherian
Sep 30, 20234 min read


COVID's Impact on the Global Economy
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused significant disruptions to international travel and trade, leading to widespread economic impacts and...
Kali Gupta
Jul 28, 20232 min read


2022: The Year of Inflation
Nowadays, it seems like even the smallest items are overpriced. If you own a vehicle, you’ve likely experienced the rising gas prices...
Kritika Singh
Sep 14, 20223 min read