Economy

Printing Money for Reparations: A Dangerous Path for Colombia

The recent proposal put forth by Colombian President Gustavo Petro to print money for the purpose of financing reparations for victims of the armed conflict has sparked significant concerns among

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Lasted Economy

Do consumers prefer price gouging?

The Economist recently published an article discussing the ride share industry and how companies like Uber engage in price gouging

Stocks won’t hit new highs anytime soon and 3 things mean the market is fairly valued, Wells Fargo says

The S&P 500 may not be reaching new highs anytime soon, according to a recent analysis by Wells Fargo. The

Whatever Happened to Equal Pay for Equal Work?

Reflecting on the U.S. Open Thoughts on the U.S. Open. Last weekend, I had the opportunity to tune in and

Basic Data on Federal Finances

The US government's finances are in a dire state, with a looming deficit of $1.8 trillion projected for FY 2025.

JPMorgan Chase shares drop 5% after bank tempers guidance on interest income and expenses

JPMorgan Chase shares took a hit on Tuesday following a statement from the bank's president, Daniel Pinto, indicating that expectations

Efficiently Inefficient – Econlib

Orgel’s second rule, as stated by the renowned biologist Leslie Orgel, emphasizes the intelligence of evolution in shaping the features

Taiwan Semiconductor’s Strong August Sales Hint at Big Gains Ahead, AI and iPhone Demand Fuel Optimism

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co’s (NYSE:TSM) impressive growth in August 2024 has sparked optimism in the tech industry. With a 33%

Goldman Sachs to post $400M hit in third quarter over consumer business

Goldman Sachs to Take $400 Million Hit in Q3 as It Unwinds Consumer Business Goldman Sachs is set to take