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AIERโs Teach-the-Teachers Initiative continues its way around the country. We encourage teachers to incorporate economics into their classroom teaching plans, using creative methods that will inspire students to engage with the lesson.
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Three prominent economists will present free lectures at the American Institute for Economic Researchโs scenic campus, speaking on the economics of climate change, ObamaCare and health-care reform, and the history that led up to Brexit. They will be part of AIERโs second annual Distinguished Speaker Series. The first is Monday, July 25.
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Our Summer Speaker Series last week featured our research fellow, Jia Liu, speaking about her research to develop a forecast for inflation.
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You may be familiar with the common business practice of using financial ratios to assess financial performance. You can use this trick with your personal finances too. With just a few numbers, you can get a basic sense of your own economic and financial wellness, relative to what the experts recommend.
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There are good reasons for most Americans to delay receiving Social Security benefits until age 70, even it means living off your savings for a few years, says financial planner Luke Delorme.
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Itโs a relationship that economists and policymakers have long perceived as a given: Gross Domestic Product and the unemployment rate tend to move in unison. So during recessions, people lose their jobs, and once output turns around, hiring picks back up. But in a fascinating presentation, our Polina Vlasenko shows how this relationship is beginning…
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The Employment Situation Report released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics this morning shows improvement in the labor market compared to the gloomy report last month.
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Marketplace with Kai Rysdal is one of my favorite radio programs.
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In my brief โSmall Businesses Leverage Their Size,โ released today, I explore the benefits to businesses of being small, nimble and close to customer and market information on the ground.
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AIERโs Teach-the-Teachers Initiative continues its way around the country. We encourage teachers to incorporate economics into their classroom teaching plans, using creative methods that will inspire students to engage with the lesson.
โข
Three prominent economists will present free lectures at the American Institute for Economic Researchโs scenic campus, speaking on the economics of climate change, ObamaCare and health-care reform, and the history that led up to Brexit. They will be part of AIERโs second annual Distinguished Speaker Series. The first is Monday, July 25.
โข
Our Summer Speaker Series last week featured our research fellow, Jia Liu, speaking about her research to develop a forecast for inflation.
โข
You may be familiar with the common business practice of using financial ratios to assess financial performance. You can use this trick with your personal finances too. With just a few numbers, you can get a basic sense of your own economic and financial wellness, relative to what the experts recommend.
โข
There are good reasons for most Americans to delay receiving Social Security benefits until age 70, even it means living off your savings for a few years, says financial planner Luke Delorme.
โข
Itโs a relationship that economists and policymakers have long perceived as a given: Gross Domestic Product and the unemployment rate tend to move in unison. So during recessions, people lose their jobs, and once output turns around, hiring picks back up. But in a fascinating presentation, our Polina Vlasenko shows how this relationship is beginning…
โข
The Employment Situation Report released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics this morning shows improvement in the labor market compared to the gloomy report last month.
โข
Marketplace with Kai Rysdal is one of my favorite radio programs.
โข
In my brief โSmall Businesses Leverage Their Size,โ released today, I explore the benefits to businesses of being small, nimble and close to customer and market information on the ground.
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