Trying to understand the world's demographic shifts, we can look at how fertility rates and aging populations are changing.
Like other increasingly wealthy and older countries, a changing demographic will reshape China's meat consumption.
Whether it's Costco's perk for its Executive Members or the extra fees that airlines charge, retailers target customers that can pay more.
When a high hedge blocks the beauty of a harbor, we can ask if owning the view comes along with a property purchase.
Sometimes a middle initial can come in handy for a Facebook lawsuit against Mark Zuckerbeg and also to earn more money.
Connecting economics, current events, and history, this week's economic news roundup ranges from measuring economic misery to French fries.
Continuing with our September e-links, we recommend a podcast that demonstrates why certain jobs won't work for "Made in America."
As a shorthand gauge of our well-being, the Misery Index is a handy way to judge how inflation and employment could affect us.
Wondering how our sleep time affects us, we can compare when we go to bed and wake-up in different U.S. states.