In public spaces like airports, hospitals, and museums, we navigate through the architectural signals that have been called wayfinding.
How Healthcare Is Like Car Repair
To explain why healthcare costs are increasing, we can just look at Beethoven’s String Quartet #14 and Baumol’s Cost Disease.
How To Get Speedier Fast Food
Hoping to increase its drive-thru speed, McDonald’s has begun to use voice recognition technology to compete against other fast food chains.
A New Way to Score a City
Cities that benefit from the economic side of walking have a boost in productivity, better health, and more social interaction.
An Economics Lesson From an Ant
Not only providing a lesson that relates to building nest tunnels, ant economics can also teach us about diminishing returns to scale.
What You Don’t See When You Watch a Baseball Game
Those vendors that sell us hot dogs, peanuts, and Coke at a ball game are thinking about a lot more than the food and the score.
Using Pizza to Understand the Trade Deficit
We can look at pizza take-out to see why a trade deficit involves much more than spending more on the imports you buy than the exports you sell.
The One Thing We Should Know About Making Sneakers
With consumers expecting faster product cycles, Adidas is experimenting with a new supply chain that accelerates sneaker production.