Our everyday economics includes gender gap, human capital, competition, regulation, opportunity cost, money supply, currency and conspicuous consumption.
A new study showing the prevalence of a "one is enough" cap on the number of female top executives at many firms confirms a continuing gender gap.
Relating to prices, a local multiplier and vacancies, there are tradeoffs if municipalities change the competitive market structure by banning chain stores.
Although paper currency is just one part of a money supply, a special design like Norway's new kroner notes conveys an inspirational message.
Purchasing less expensive luxury goods like Prada and Louis Vuitton, China's growing middle class displays Thorstein Veblen's conspicuous consumption.
In the U.S. the Federal Reserve tried to introduce metal dollar coins into the money supply but currency demand indicates that people prefer paper.
Baseball managers say that winning requires time consuming competitive strategies that conflict with the sport's need to shorten game time and attract fans.
Our everyday economics includes human capital, incentives, behavioral economics, cost and benefit, exports, tradeoffs, inequality, risk,markets, and income.