It is always surprising to see the long list of seemingly foreign cars that are near the top of Cars.com's American-Made Index.
Looking at the fuel that homes, railroads, manufacturing, and steamboats once used, we can focus on firewood economics.
Looking at aging populations, we could see less of a demographic drag on economic growth because of misleading mathematics.
After knowing the mind-boggling prices for a Birkin bag and "Citizen Kane" sled, only auction economics can explain while they were so high.
Changing incentives for pedestrians and drivers, because the shared space concept eliminates traffic lights, we behave differently.
With the original Birkin bag selling for $10 million at auction, resellers and counterfeiters are raising their Birkin bag prices.
Seeing that the number of bank robberies have plunged, we can say that it is another example of a changing job market in the U.S.
Reflecting their understanding of diminishing marginal utility, Starbucks recently introduced its limited-time Firework Frappuccino.
While defense department pizza deliveries could indicate late night planning, it, like other anomalies, might reflect a false correlation.
Whether looking at the UK or the U.S., we find that sandwich taxes, depending on the definition of a sandwich, are unpredictable.












