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Economy


Fiscal and Monetary Policy During the Covid-19 Pandemic / By: Umair Ahmed
COVID-19 has had a tremendous impact on the U.S economy. From 32% of households experiencing food insecurity to unemployment rates...
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Benefits of Stock Shorting / By: Sebastian Hawkes
Stock shorting gets a bad reputation because shorters want to see the price of stocks go down. Shorters lost billions in the famous...
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Discussing Universal Basic Income / By: Saransh Gupta
Giving citizens free money has been proposed by many countries and governments. Most recently, presidential candidates in the 2016 and...
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Intellectual Property Policy and the COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution / By: Raina Koshal
In January of 2020, COVID-19 vaccinations began becoming publicly available. With this newfound innovation came excitement and...
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Just A Tip: How Teens can Support Restaurant Workers Today / By: Yasmine Biyashev
It might surprise you that the average American dines out 4 times per week (The Simple Dollar, 2020). Even considering the impacts of...
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Cities Go Green / By: Riona Duncan
How is a tree like a sewer system? It sounds like a joke, but green infrastructure incorporates nature into architecture to help with...
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Light At The End of The Tunnel: Young Restaurant Workers and COVID / By: Ben Crotty
Young restaurant (under age 25) employees are in crisis as restaurants have closed across the country. However, there is a positive...
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Graphene Greatness / By: Raina Koshal
In 2004, when scientists Andre Geim and Kostya Novoselov put a piece of scotch tape on graphite, little did they know that the layer of...
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Commercial Banking During the Pandemic / By: Saransh Gupta
Commercial banks are financial institutions that manage personal and business accounts. They make loans to people and small businesses...
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The Rising Prices of Pharmaceuticals: Diabetes / By: Karis Kelly
Within the past 10 years, drug costs have risen dramatically. A combination of Big Pharma, insurance deductibles rising, and pharmacy...
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Debt and Spending: Economic Concerns that COVID-19 Has Exasperated / By: Sujan Garapati
While COVID-19 has affected every aspect of our lives, a key source of the pandemic’s torment is demonstrated in the economy where...
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Corporate Activism / By: Mia Booth
In the spring of 2020, Black Lives Matter, a movement that was gaining momentum, was a trending topic. After seeing the importance of...
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The Era of Covid: How CPS's System Failed Students and Teachers / By: Reena Nuygen
COVID 19 has hit many institutions hard, especially public schools, and CPS is struggling to stay afloat with substantial budget issues....
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US Markets and Medications / By: Leslie Walker
Expensive medications aren’t new to anyone. But what causes them to be so expensive? The process we use to place new medications on the...
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Survival of the Aerospace Industry in the Corona-Economy / By: Harman Dhillon
Intriguing advances have let humankind take science and technology to new levels. The aerospace industry has drawn students’ interest for...
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Global Supply Chains During the Pandemic / By: Gwenyth Easterling
One of the most visible impacts of the coronavirus pandemic has been the pressure on the global supply chain, with customers noticing...
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CHICAGO'S DIVIDE: Economic Inequality / By: Caleb Dunson
The ongoing pandemic and the tragic death of George Floyd have ignited movements for change across the world. As a result, we as a nation...
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Caring for Customers / By: Aaron Huang
After World War II, the creation of cars, highways and suburban housing distanced American families from one another. As everyone became...
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The Pandemic’s Influence on Shifting Business Priorities / By: Elizabeth (Lizzy) Brahin
by Elizabeth (Lizzy) Brahin Throughout the pandemic, the worlds of Zoom and Slack have rapidly emerged as the primary means of communication. With the sudden shift to working from home, working conditions changed drastically. Companies that once lagged behind in technology soon had to make quick adaptations. In fact, “Over 50% of businesses in the MIT Technology Review's Global Panel are reprioritizing establishing new partnerships and accelerating the adoption of AI and aut
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The Price of Going to Infinity and Beyond / By: Arushi Chauhan
NASA has a $25.2 billion budget for the 2021 fiscal year (NASA 2020). This is less than other government organizations received in the...
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