As a technological innovation, air conditioning led to a ripple of positive externalities. Affecting how we live and work, it had private and social return.
This week’s everyday economics stories involved quantitative easing, monetary and fiscal policy, supply and demand, ROI, GDP, unemployment and inflation.
With the Supreme Court deciding if North Carolina’s dentists can exclusively whiten teeth, the pros and cons of occupational licenses are being debated.
New attitudes that value marriage less and new economics through which women have more pay and education and men work less have changed marriage markets.
This week’s stories on everyday economics include baby boomer dependency ratios, disposable income, human capital, the price system, the money supply and the iPhone 6 supply chain.
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