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The Empirical Revolution in Economics

On: February 25, 2022

The field of economics is undergoing a revolution, becoming more relevant, accurate, timely, and empirical by using technology to track everything, all the time. Our economics columnist explains how plentiful data is drastically changing the way policy is structured and decisions are made.Continue Reading

A New Great Recession: Financial Sector During the 2008 Financial Crisis and the COVID-19 Pandemic

By: Bradley Tian

On: February 14, 2022

In: Economics

The COVID-19 has, unequivocally, triggered a global crisis comparable in size to historical precedents such as the Great Recession of 2008. While the two may be similar in their ramifications, the current crisis differs significantly from the 2008 crisis. This article discusses noteworthy insights for policymakers and investors alike. Continue Reading

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