Mexico is struggling with a tequila surplus and lower prices that reflect the limits of its protected status.
From graphs to behavioral economics and free trade, our Valentine's economics again illustrates that economics is everywhere.
Looking at a recent African trade deal, we can debate the many sides of free trade.
Constrained by a slew of tariff and non-tariff barriers, African nations hope to boost economic growth with a multinational market.
Seemingly clear, "Made in America" becomes much more complex when we define it and look at its impact on taxpayers, consumers, and workers.
Avocado Hand, a malady related to guacamole preparation, will increase because of Super Bowl LIV and USMCA avocado consumption.
Knowing that the benefits of free trade can be invisible, we can use a list of six brief reasons to actually see why trade is good.
While facts about China's wine imports from the U.S. are somewhat surprising, still the impact of a tariff war is predictable.
The future of North American lobster exports to the European Union was threatened when 32 "surly" reddish green lobsters were found in Scandinavian waters.
Deconstructing your hamburger and French fries, you would see how NAFTA benefits consumers with lower prices for each ingredient.
Ranging from losing domain names to getting dual citizenship, the huge list of tiny Brexit details conveys what a U.K. exit truly involves.












