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Joseph dai

Whitney Young Magnet School Class of 2025

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Joseph Dai is a senior at Whitney M. Young Magnet High School and resides in the Near West Side of Chicago. He joined OTM after hearing about it from his economics teacher. Joseph is interesting in learning and writing about applying economic principles across broader societal contexts such as economic inequality. He is interested in a career in business and finance and explores the field through his involvement in JEC and BPA where he is co-president. Additionally, he is board one and captain of his school's chess team. He also enjoys running where he is on varsity cross country and track.

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How AI will Change the Way we Work

Artificial Intelligence is everywhere now, from self-driving vehicles, chatbots, social media algorithms, and even robot bees! The rapid improvement of AI capabilities raises an alarming question: Will AI take all of our jobs soon?

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Consulting Uncovered: What Consultants Really Do

What do self-checkout machines, drive-thrus, food delivery apps, and streaming services have in common? On the surface, it is evident how these innovations utilize technology to enhance our daily experiences.

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The Economics of Sports Teams 

During the Covid-19 pandemic, sports teams suffered financial losses due to lockdown restrictions. Many teams became profitable again following the lifting of restrictions and the reopening of games. However, the Chicago White Sox have yet to make a recovery, having operated at a loss for three years in a row.

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The Chinese EV Entry into the US Marke

Over a century has passed since Henry Ford first introduced the moving assembly line for car manufacturing in America. Since then, there have been many challengers in the American automotive market, including the Germans, Japanese, and Koreans. Now in the 21st Century, a new competitor approaches the American automotive industry.

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Chicago and the Economics of Skyscrapers


What’s the first image that comes to mind when you think of downtown Chicago? Most likely, you will think of the towering skyscrapers and bold architecture. The world’s first skyscraper, the Home Insurance Building, was built here in 1885.

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