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Econlife

09.09.2024

Why the Penny Debate Continues

Looking at the penny debate, we have a slew of reasons on both sides that have been used for decades with one new addition from the TSA.

Econlife

08.09.2024

Economic News Roundup: From Alien Fish to Shorter Songs

Connecting economics, current events, and history, this week's economic news roundup ranges from taxing tips to Crypto, and ATMs.

Econlife

07.09.2024

Why Electricity Demand Will Grow

Power hungry cryptocurrency mining and AI data centers could have a worrisome impact on our electricity demand.

Econlife

07.09.2024

Memorable Articles, Podcasts, & Films Elaine's e-links Sept. 2024

For insight, smiles, and some loud laughs, we begin our September e-links by recommending the FX/Hulu "English Teacher" streaming series.

Econlife

06.09.2024

Why Taxing Tips Is More Complicated Than We Think

With taxing tips proposals coming from both presidential candidates, we need to see some of the complexities.

Econlife

05.09.2024

How Song Length Has Changed

Looking at the economic side of music, we can focus on the tradeoffs that relate to art, money, and technology.

Econlife

04.09.2024

Where Thailand's Fisheries Fight Alien Fish

Supply and demand can help us understand the war that Thailand's fisheries are fighting against an alien species.

Econlife

03.09.2024

As a Cash Country, Germany Has ATM Robbery Explosions

As a cash country, more than most other nations, Germany has to protect its ATMs from an increasing number of explosions.

Econlife

02.09.2024

Job markets Have declining and Growng Occupations

Never static, as job markets evolve with growing and declining occupations, it can be a painful process that fuels economic growth.

Econlife

01.09.2024

Weekly Economic News Roundup: From Sand to Water

Connecting economics, current events, and history, today's economic news roundup ranges from immigation to U.S. election economics.

Econlife

31.08.2024

Why the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam Is Controversial

More than a source of electricity, the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam challenges Egyptian and Ethiopian identity.

Econlife

31.08.2024

Memorable Articles, Podcasts, and Films Elaine's e-links Aug. 2024

Continuing our August e-links, I recommend the economic analysis of the Harris and Trump budgets at Penn Wharton for deficit insight.

Econlife

30.08.2024

How Candidate Budget Proposals Differ

Reading the impact of presidential candidate budget proposals in the Penn Wharton Budget Model, we can eliminate misinformation.

Econlife

29.08.2024

The Philippines' Sand Demand Problem

About more than delayed airport construction, the Philippines' sand demand problem reflects a global resource shortage.

Econlife

28.08.2024

How Understanding Immigration Is About Demography and Climate

Understanding immigration involves knowing if an aging destination nation needs the skills that migrants bring.

Econlife

27.08.2024

What Understanding Immigration Involves

Immensely complex, understanding immigration takes us to a massive jigsaw puzzle whose big pieces tell us "why" and "where."

Econlife

26.08.2024

Why Higher Cities Could Accelerate Global Warming

As satellites increasingly display that the earth has higher cities, scientists are concerned with the impact on climate change.

Econlife

25.08.2024

Economic News Roundup: From Busy Ports to Gender Parity

Connecting economics, current events, and history, this week's economic news roundup ranged from less manufacturing to higher disaster costs.

Econlife

24.08.2024

U.S. Trading Relationships After China

As U.S. trading relationships enter a transitional period, we can ask where and how we move from our traditional connection to China.

Econlife

24.08.2024

Memorable Articles, Podcasts, and Films Elaine's e-links Aug. 2024

Continuing with our August e-links, today we inaugurate our presidential campaign issues series with inflation and immigration.

Econlife

23.08.2024

Why the Busiest Ports Are In China

Knowing the world's busiest ports from a new Lloyd's report can help us assess the U.S./China protectionist trade policy.

Econlife

22.08.2024

Women in the Labor Force

Through 6 facts about women in the labor force, we can look back and look forward at our progress and problems.

Econlife

21.08.2024

Why the Middle Class Is Huge

Embraced by politicians and a majority of the population, the middle class is a group that can be tough to define.

Econlife

20.08.2024

Why Billion Dollar Disaster Events Slow Economic Growth

When observers say that disaster events fuel the economy, they ignore that the activity is replacing the past rather than moving forward.

Econlife

19.08.2024

How Manufacturing Jobs Left Janesville, Wisconsin

Looking at Janesville, Wisconsin, we can see how a city recovered from the loss of thousands of manufacturing jobs when its GM plant closed.

Econlife

18.08.2024

Economic News Roundup: India's Roads to Carbon Footprints

Connecting economics, current events, and history, this week's economic news roundup ranges from grocery prices to soup dumplings and M&Ms.

Econlife

17.08.2024

Memorable Articles, Podcasts, and Films Elaine's e-links Aug. 2024

Continuing with our August e-links, we recommend a podcast that explains how stars demand top movie billing.

Econlife

17.08.2024

What the Big Mac Index Teaches Us

More than a list of burger prices, the Economist's Big Mac Index lets us compare different currencies' purchasing power.

Econlife

16.08.2024

Grocery Prices Inflation

While rising grocery prices are easy to recognize every time we shop, the causes of inflation have been more complex.

Econlife

15.08.2024

How Carbon Emissions Can Be Reduced

While we can look at carbon emissions as a planet and as a country, still it comes down to our household's carbon footprint.

Econlife

14.08.2024

The Contractual Surprises That Are Not Money

While we associate money with most job negotiations, sometimes we create contractual surprises that are non-financial.

Econlife

13.08.2024

Why India's Roads Need To Be Better

Driving with an Indian trucker, we can see firsthand why India's roads are slowing growth and foreign investment.

Econlife

12.08.2024

Why the Pumpkin Spice Latte is a Favorite

Rather than sadness with the rather brief tenure of the Pumpkin Spice Latte we should be happy that it disappears at its popularity peak.

Econlife

11.08.2024

Economic News Roundup: Paying Athletes to Weighing Dinner

Connecting economics, current events, and history, this week's economic news roundup ranges from Olympic medals to tasty sodas and U.S. debt.

Econlife

10.08.2024

Memorable Articles, Podcasts, & Films Elaine's e-links Aug. 2024.

Continuing our August e-links, we've pivoted to a trifecta on China's slowdown with a podcast, a powerpoint, and an article.

Econlife

10.08.2024

Our Soda Preferences Reflect Different Tastes

Whether looking at Mountain Dew or Coke, we are in the vast territory of soda preferences that includes taste, health, and image.

Econlife

09.08.2024

Why Fast Food Competition Can Be Surprising

Although McDonald's is at the top of every list for fast food competition, it is not necessarily ranked number one.

Econlife

08.08.2024

Why U.S. Debt Is a Worry

Especially with higher interest rates, and spending from the Trump and Biden administrations, the U.S. debt is at worrisome levels.

Econlife

07.08.2024

Why Olympic Ranking Criteria Could Omit the Best Countries

Looking at Olympic ranking criteria, we always focus on the gold medal winners but there are lots of other possibilities.

Econlife

06.08.2024

How Medalist Pay is Growing

With the International Olympic Committee having announced gold medalist pay, we can ask who ahould be paid.

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Econlife - Economy

Why the Penny Debate Continues

Economic News Roundup: From Alien Fish to Shorter Songs

Why Electricity Demand Will Grow

Memorable Articles, Podcasts, & Films Elaine's e-links Sept. 2024

Why Taxing Tips Is More Complicated Than We Think

How Song Length Has Changed

Where Thailand's Fisheries Fight Alien Fish

As a Cash Country, Germany Has ATM Robbery Explosions

Job markets Have declining and Growng Occupations

Weekly Economic News Roundup: From Sand to Water

Why the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam Is Controversial

Memorable Articles, Podcasts, and Films Elaine's e-links Aug. 2024

How Candidate Budget Proposals Differ

The Philippines' Sand Demand Problem

How Understanding Immigration Is About Demography and Climate

What Understanding Immigration Involves

Why Higher Cities Could Accelerate Global Warming

Economic News Roundup: From Busy Ports to Gender Parity

U.S. Trading Relationships After China

Memorable Articles, Podcasts, and Films Elaine's e-links Aug. 2024

Why the Busiest Ports Are In China

Women in the Labor Force

Why the Middle Class Is Huge

Why Billion Dollar Disaster Events Slow Economic Growth

How Manufacturing Jobs Left Janesville, Wisconsin

Economic News Roundup: India's Roads to Carbon Footprints

Memorable Articles, Podcasts, and Films Elaine's e-links Aug. 2024

What the Big Mac Index Teaches Us

Grocery Prices Inflation

How Carbon Emissions Can Be Reduced

The Contractual Surprises That Are Not Money

Why India's Roads Need To Be Better

Why the Pumpkin Spice Latte is a Favorite

Economic News Roundup: Paying Athletes to Weighing Dinner

Memorable Articles, Podcasts, & Films Elaine's e-links Aug. 2024.

Our Soda Preferences Reflect Different Tastes

Why Fast Food Competition Can Be Surprising

Why U.S. Debt Is a Worry

Why Olympic Ranking Criteria Could Omit the Best Countries

How Medalist Pay is Growing

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