Connecting economics, current events, and history, this week's economic news roundup ranges from peak inflation to ice cubes and airlines.
Our August e-links begin with my suggestion that you watch CNN's Patagonia for the most amazing wilderness photography.
Spain's ice shortage reminds us that close to 200 years ago, after we learned that drinks could be chilled, it became a necessity.
With the 2022 battles in the fast food chicken sandwich wars, we have the traditional sandwiches from the 2019 war and new entries also.
Seeing some prices start to slip downward, we can look for clues that indicate we are close to peak inflation.
An airline's overbooking solutions can be called a Dutch auction when fliers decide what their ticket is worth.
About much more than a piece of fruit, peach history details how the market encouraged an entrepreneur to invent and develop a new product.
Researchers are concerned that the pandemic birth rate could have further pulled down our sinking population Replacement Rate.
Connecting economics, current events, and history, this week's economic news roundup ranges from a bitcoin failure to a tariff problem.