Connecting ancient Yap islander money to bitcoin, July's e-links begin with an article that suggests bitcoin could have an ancestor.
We can use a tree equity score to compare the wealth and health of two communities because of the benefits created by trees.
In its 2021 Urban Mobility Report, Texas A&M tells us how and where Covid vastly changed our commuting time and our traffic congestion.
Although new U.S. legislation, if passed, includes paid paternity leave, researchers say that much more is necessary for new dads to do it.
Whether looking at Indonesia today or the United States in 1791, moving a capital city can be somewhat similar.
Connecting economics, current events, and history, this week's economic news roundup ranges from an Amazon break-up to rising food prices.
Composed of two novels, one article, and now a superb podcast on the disparate views of capitalism, our June e-links have been special.
Searching for the cause of rising food prices, we find a smaller picture that relates to corn and also a larger image of worldwide reasons.