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Harvard tuition, snacks, egg smuggling, congestion pricing, and helicopter externalities
Mar 25
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Why Scam Texts About Unpaid Tolls Just Won’t Stop
Have you also been getting a lot of text messages lately about unpaid tolls?
Mar 24
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Why Scam Texts About Unpaid Tolls Just Won’t Stop
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Tuesday's Assorted Links
Domestic travel, US stock market, saving accounts, ramen flavors, and migration
Mar 18
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There’s No Such Thing as Free Checked Bags
Southwest’s decision to charge for checked bags feels like a loss, but in reality, passengers were always paying for them—just in ways they didn’t see.
Mar 17
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There’s No Such Thing as Free Checked Bags
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Tuesday's Assorted Links
Government statistics, surgeries, government shutdown, egg prices, and Canada's next prime minister
Mar 11
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The Cost of Uncertainty
When businesses delay investments and consumers pull back on spending, the ripple effects of lost confidence can bring economic growth to a standstill.
Mar 10
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The Cost of Uncertainty
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Spring break, orange juice, pizza prices, lumber tariffs, and Austin
Mar 4
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The Economic Blackout Probably Did More Harm Than Good
When The People’s Union USA announced its one-day “Economic Blackout” on February 28, the concept was straightforward: hit big corporations where it…
Mar 3
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The Economic Blackout Probably Did More Harm Than Good
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Tuesday's Assorted Links
Gold, dishonest charts, electric shock, chickens, and high income spenders
Feb 25
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Why Are Eggs So Expensive While Chicken Prices Stay Flat?
Egg prices have skyrocketed due to a bird flu outbreak, while the price of chicken meat has remained relatively stable.
Feb 24
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Why Are Eggs So Expensive While Chicken Prices Stay Flat?
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Tuesday's Assorted Links
YouTube, Kendrick Lamar, decision coach, private school costs, P2P payments
Feb 18
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The Penny Problem Isn’t Solved—It’s Just Moved to the Nickel
Do you remember the last time you paid for something with cash?
Feb 17
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The Penny Problem Isn’t Solved—It’s Just Moved to the Nickel
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