Our January 2022 e-links begin with a look at the podcasts, New Yorker articles, and books by Harvard's Jill Lepore.
Six facts about the economics of French bulldogs can explain why they are popular, expensive, and appeal to dognappers.
Because "we treasure what we measure," it is crucial to decide whether you agree with the criteria for choosing the 2021 country of the year.
Traveling around the world, from Belgium to Australia, we see the same North-South differences that divide China's rice and wheat farmers.
Thinking of Alaska's development or conservation tradeoff, we can just imagine fat bears and 180 foot trees.
Combining the incentive of a "fresh start" with commitment devices, we could actually keep our New Year's resolutions.
If your New Year's resolution is to sound more like an economist, you can use our top ten list of suggestions.
Connecting economics, current events, and history, our economic news roundup ranges from a mystery Olympic line-up to gift giving costs.
Our December 2021 e-links conclude with the 99% Invisible mini-stories that are always a bit odd and entirely interesting.