Making economics more interesting and enjoyable, "Just Ask Jenna" takes everyday questions and turns them into simple, engaging explanations.
Instead of looking at the spread of grade inflation, a new study focuses on whether students benefit from higher grades.
Asking about the Iran War's impact, we can look at the emerging nations to see not only who is hit but also how they weather the shock.
Looking at working hours historically and now, we see what differentiates how much time we spend on the job.
Connecting economics, current events, and history, this week's economic news roundup ranges from living longer to the Gulf's urea and sulfur.
Continuing with our March e-links, we recommend an Econtalk look at how Duke University prices the basketball tickets that everyone wants.
Creating a big impact from a little known commodity, the Iran War is creating a sulfur squeeze that will have a massive ripple.
Following the path of natural gas consumption and production, we can start with the U.S., Qatar, and Australia but that is just a beginning.