Affecting a firm’s revenue, when consumers can determine price through pay-what-you-want, the amount they select depends on their unselfish self-signaling.
This week’s economic news summary includes Apple’s corporate taxes, Santa’s GDP connection, seasonal spending, the gender gap and the brain and shopping.
Our economic news summary included climate talks and externalities, “missing women” and Asian marriage markets, seniors’ spending and manufacturing supply.
Expectations bias is among the top gender issues for female economists because we are predisposed to think of a male when looking at academic research.
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Although China has said it will replace its one-child policy with a two child limit, small families remain a social norm that will be tough to change.
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