Hamilton: An American Dream
Writer: Mariana Escobar | Editor: Ava Inman Introduction The phrase, “Don’t be shocked when your history book mentions me,” must be one of the most confident and ambitious statements uttered under Continue Reading
New Forms of Financing and a Greener Grid for Southeast Asia
Writer: Sharla Sabaruddin | Editor: Caroline Crowley As Southeast Asia’s energy demand continues to soar, the clean energy transition is becoming increasingly necessary for the region’s growing population. With energy consumption Continue Reading
Ronaldo, Riches, and Results: How Saudi Arabia is Becoming the New Football Frontier (and Why Your Favorite Player Might Be Heading There Next!)
Writer: Saniya Pendarkhar | Editor: Kiet Hoa Football in 2022 was nothing short of a marvelous experience for fans. Lionel Messi finally lifted his most important trophy and Argentine fans celebrated Continue Reading
“Beautifully Gamed”: The Sinister Economics Behind the World’s Most Popular Sport
Author: Tucker Gauss | Editor: Mahlet Habteyes Jogo bonito: the beautiful game. Soccer, when you’re a kid, is pure—harmless FIFA video games, lunchtime scrimmages, Sunday Premier League matches wearing your Continue Reading
Bloom and Bust: An Insight Into the World’s First Market Bubble
Writer: Teddy Kuser, Editor: Yubeen Hyun What is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of the Netherlands? Windmills? Bicycles? Stroopwafels? Well, if you’ve ever been lucky enough Continue Reading
Pants, Power, and Priorities: Why Women are More Than a Market Segment
Writer: Sharla Sabaruddin, Editor: Shashi Balasubramanian Despite the constant portrayal of women as shopaholics, businesses still continue to underestimate the female consumer. Though women represent a growth market twice as large Continue Reading
Scot Freedom? The Economic Implications of Scottish Independence
Writer: Felix Zhang, Editor: Andrew Ho Scotland finds itself confronted with a difficult decision: should it remain part of the United Kingdom or reclaim its independence? It is a challenging question Continue Reading
Redefining Business “Culture”: How Cultural Expectations Affect Global Economies
Writer: Aidan Morgan Chan, Editor: Emily Vu In the 1960s, Clark Kerr, an Economics professor at the University of California, Berkeley, popularized his theory of Convergence. Kerr proposed that as Continue Reading
All Aboard From Mumbai to Mangalore: A Ride Down the Coast to Evaluate the Socioeconomic Impact of the Konkan Railroad
Writer: Saniya Pendharkar, Editor: Davina Yashar All Aboard The Railway Train! Today, we will be one of the twenty-five million passengers who ride Indian trains every day. In the most populous Continue Reading
LinkedIn or Locked Out: Why Capable Women Opt for Jobs Beneath Their Skillset
Writer: Isabel Chen, Editor: Sophie Niu Over the past several decades, women’s growing involvement in the labor force has played a crucial role in the success of the US economy. Continue Reading