Author: Danielle Sobkin

Danielle is a sophomore from Allegheny, Pennsylvania pursuing a double major in Data Science and Business Administration. She is a first-generation student whose involvement on campus ranges from teaching a Decal at the Haas School of Business to serving on the executive board of ULAB. Danielle shares an interest for GIS and international investment trends. Beyond academics, she is also an avid solo violinist who has performed both across the country and internationally. She has successfully started two podcasts, and enjoys sharing the unique stories of our individual experiences and perspectives. She is fluent in Russian and strives to expand her global citizenship through meaningful conversations.

A Buzzword for Fear: Stagflation

By: Danielle Sobkin

On: August 1, 2022

In: BRB Shorts, Economics

A plethora of problems stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic have surfaced in America, leading the country towards an economic decline. These problems—including stagnating wages and a downward spiral in the production of goods—span across the board, affecting several sectors of the American economy. Together, they converge into the perfect storm, plaguing America with economic issues reminiscent of those of the 1970s. Continue Reading

Russian Economics on Edge: Looking Into the Status Quo

By: Danielle Sobkin

On: April 14, 2022

In: Financial Literacy

The Russian economy has taken a massive hit as sanctions bite. The effects – both ongoing and soon-to-be – will create chaos within the previously strong-standing society. The country, now being cut off by neighbors and pressured into inescapable stalemates, has introduced new policies detrimental to the Russian people and business. Read on to learn more about the effects of sanctions and to review excerpts of an exclusive BRB interview with a Russian business owner. Continue Reading

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