Connecting economics, current events, and history, this week's economic news roundup ranges from husbands' spending to ethical AVs.
With April 15 having just passed, continuing these April e-links, I recommend a podcast and book about how the affluent sidestep taxation.
For self-driving cars to become normal, we will need to build an infrastruce that welcomes them and also solve the trolley problem.
When the Covid pandemic increased how much we work from home, it also changed how many of us shop for groceries.
Describing three gloomy scenarios that are fueled by petrol prices, the IMF's World Economic Outlook projects an uncertain future.
Although U.S. has tried to diminish its globalization, a slew of metrics indicate the continued role of international trade.
Called annoyance costs, an increasingly long list of daily hassles creates billions of dollars of economic waste.
During the Artemis II loop around the moon, the livestream accidentally sent us a product placement that NASA traditionally prohibits.
Connecting economics, current events, and history, this week's economic news roundup ranges from Apple's brand to India's identity proof.