Canada’s ‘livable’ cities still have work to do
Canada’s ‘livable’ cities still have work to do beng Fri, 07/17/2026 – 14:28 EST. READ TIME 4 MIN. The Economist […]
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Netflix is spending big money on sports. Is the company making the right bets?
The streaming service says live programming helps draw in new subscribers, but investors have become disillusioned with Netflix’s broader engagement
Psychosocial Health and Well-Being After A Mortality Shock
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Should We Tax Trade? A Pigouvian Perspective — by Arnaud Costinot, Iván Werning
We develop a simple and intuitive Pigouvian perspective on optimal trade policy. Our approach unifies a wide range of rationales
Multi-Project Collaborations | NBER
We thank Daniel Barron, Alexander Bloedel, Alessandro Bonatti, Renee Bowen, David Byrne, Yifan Dai, Joyee Deb, Wouter Dessein, Glenn Ellison,
Most Americans don’t know how to prevent dementia. Here’s what you can do.
‘Brain health is a lifelong commitment — it’s never too early or too late to start’
‘WarshGPT’: Wall Street adapts to new era of Federal Reserve communications
F/m Investments’ Washington, D.C., office is just a short drive from the Federal Reserve‘s headquarters. But under the central bank’s
What Inequality Does to Electoral Democracy by Harold James
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A massive lettuce recall hits home as local restaurants shake up their salad menus
Some independent restaurants are throwing out all their bagged lettuce, while others have found ways to keep serving customers their
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Is Equalization Broken? Comparing Payments with GDP per Person
Is Equalization Broken? Comparing Payments with GDP per Person Study beng Fri, 07/10/2026 – 12:59 Published Date July 14, 2026