Through a BMW subscription, the incentive to buy a menu of extras like heated steering wheels shifts from the typical car dealer's option package.
Unequal internet access in the U.S. and beyond has created a remote learning "homework gap" that relates to geography and income.
Observing the lockdowns' economic impact, two University of Chicago economists compared consumer traffic in places that did and did not shelter in place.
Through Alexander Hamilton's Development Plan, we see a timeless strategy for achieving economic independence from credit, debt, and growth.
Connecting economics, current events, and history, this week's economic news roundup ranges from a misleading GDP to music industry diversity.
For our July 2020 e-links, my first recommendation is a podcast that traces the path of a van Gogh painting from a WW II Jewish family to a U.S. museum.
When the ownership rights of a $3.1 million John Constable painting are unclear, no one can buy or sell, display, or conserve it.
Looking at recording industry diversity through the artists, the songwriters, and the producers, we would see an inadequate female presence.
Looking at 18 countries, we would see that the interplay of health and wealth during the coronavirus pandemic has affected consumer behavior.