Connecting economics, current events, and history, this week's economic news roundup ranges from congestion pricing to wealthier households.
Continuing with our May e-links, I recommend a respite from the world's woes with a feel-good Netflix movie.
With the Social Security Administration having just published its most popular baby names list, we can ask what a name signals.
Describing Saudi Arabia's plan for Neom, we can look back at tall building construction and ask if it signals stages in the business cycle.
While shopping in a store, consumers are unaware of the marketing techniques that create a neurological reaction.
It is possible that the spread of congestion pricing to places like Manhattan signals less of a municipal love for cars.
As a strategy used by airlines after deregulation, hub and spoke also offers potential for e-commerce deliveries in NYC.
Looking at household wealth, we would be surprised by the generational group whose asset values have soared.
Connecting economics, current events, and history, this week's economic news roundup ranges from shrinkflation to Sweden's billionaires.