Connecting economics, current events, and history, this week's economic news roundup ranges from more working women to college ranking.
Continuing with our September e-links, I return to an excellent book that I briefly recommended two months ago.
Hearing WSJ's new college ranking criteria, we can still suggest that it is impossible to eliminate subjectivity.
Surprising economists, after pandemic lows, the number of working women in the labor force with young children went up.
Whether looking back to 1965's predictions or at the past decade, Medicare spending has alwaya had some surprises.
Opening a bag of almonds, we can recognize the millions of bees owned by commercial pollinators that made our snack possible.
n a slew of class action lawsuits, litigants claim that fast food images exaggerate the size of the food they purchase.