To compete against other fast food chains in a monopolistically competitive market,, McDonald's needs a speedy drive-thru.
Wide enough for huge container ships, the newly expanded Panama Canal will boost global trade and production.
Like factory quotas, snake bounties, or college ranking, sometimes incentives can create unintended consequences.
Related to universal supply side incentives, Uber's driver shortages display the power of the higher prices that motivate producers.
Seemingly simple, the pandemic delays that created ticket refunds for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics have an immense cost.
An accidental innovation, Post-it Notes had a massive economic impact through the private and social returns that they created.
Staying at home during the pandemic, we have shifted our impulse buying from the supermarket to our online shopping cart.
Echoing what happened during the 1950s, banana problems with a spreading fungus mean we will again need a new kind of banana.
Logo changes from corporations and government agencies convey a message about branding and product differentiation.
Looking at a recent African trade deal, we can debate the many sides of free trade.
Based on the six hidden rules of ownership, from Netflix passwords to airplane seats, what we don't know we own shapes our behavior.

