Comparing the new electric vehicle purchases globally, we can see the contrasting role of incentives in Norway and the U.S.
Why the Economy and Democracy Still Need Each Other
From the Economist’s EIU group and Pew Research, we can gain insight about the connection between the economy and democracy.
How To Keep a Resolution
When we look back to New Year’s and keeping our resolutions, we can use the commitment devices that come in handy at all times.
Where the World Needs More Women Leaders
Whether looking at countries, cartoons, or corporations, we see the an egregiously inadequate number of women leaders.
How U.S. Inflation Compares to Other Countries
Looking at 46 countries, we can ask if global inflation is similar to what we are experiencing in the United States.
Renters, Landlords, and the Eviction Moratorium
The eviction moratoriums that affect renters and landlords require tradeoffs from millions of individuals and businesses.
Four More Handy Facts to Know About Taxes
When vast numbers of people call the U.S. tax system unfair, we can use four handy tax facts to form our own opinions.
Where We Have the Best Work-Life Balance
For each of us, the metrics that measure well-being could vary. So, to start, you might want to try this OECD interactive exercise. Called “Better Life Index,” it lets you decide what the good life means. Or, you could just…
What If Cash Handouts Have No Strings Attached?
In a new March 2021 report, we found out the results for the first year of Stockton’s UBI experiment. Recently too, the impact of Rwanda’s cash distribution was in the news. Last year we looked at Rwanda and Stockton. Today,…
Deciding What We Mean By Globalization
Through focus groups in the U.K. and the U.S., Pew Research tried to identify the many sides of globalization.