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Dec 25, 2020

No country will survive deglobalization

The post-pandemic world economy seems likely to be a far less globalised economy, with political leaders and publics rejecting openness in a manner unlike anything seen since the tariff wars and competitive devaluations of the 1930s. …

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Dec 14, 2020

Underappreciated Democracy

Jean Piaget( developmental psychologist) he pointed out something very interesting. He said imagine you ran a set of iterated games as a competition, and the rule in one iterated game was you bloody well do what i tell you to and the other one is well, get together and decide…

Democracy

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Democracy

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Nov 28, 2020

Reopening Schools Is As Much About Economics As It Is About Education

Schools are key to strategies to end the coronavirus lockdown — but reopening them is just as much an economic decision as an educational one. And the debate over when the students should go back to the classroom highlights the often unacknowledged truth that schools are as much about childcare…

Schools

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Schools

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Oct 23, 2020

How The US Election Outcome Will Impact The EU

With the days ticking down to the US presidential election on 3 November, European lawmakers, business leaders, and financial analysts are weighing the implications of a Joe Biden victory versus a second term for Donald Trump on the US-EU relationship. …

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Oct 15, 2020

Why The Idea of a Dream Job is a Myth

There’s a lot of pressure in life to find your “dream” job. Not only is it a career you love in an impressive, competitive industry, it easily pays the rent and bills too. But if this sounds too good to be true, you may be right. Lots of us had…

Dream Job

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Dream Job

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Oct 12, 2020

The Paradox Of Universal Basic Income

If you have not heard any proposals for a “universal basic income” (UBI), you will soon. Under a UBI, the federal government would send each American (including children, in some plans) a monthly check of, say, $800 or $1,000 to cover basic needs. A couple would receive $20,000 per year…

Economics

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The Paradox Of Universal Basic Income
The Paradox Of Universal Basic Income
Economics

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Oct 5, 2020

Taxing The Rich- Not As Easy As It Looks

Lets take your primary reason for taxing the richest of the rich. When you chart and compare the middle class worker’s earnings to a billionaire, you say that there is a drastic weath gap and reset to the assumption that taxation will be the most viable solution to your unfortunate…

Taxes

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Taxes

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Sep 15, 2020

Stickman Warning: Private VS Government-owned Healthcare

It’s very easy for politicians to say “Healthcare is a right!”, “Medicare for all!”, “Free healthcare!”. Before we monolithically nod our heads this distorted utopia, why don’t we first ask ourselves, what is healthcare? If you get sick, really really sick, you don’t just want healthcare, you want QUALITY healthcare…

Health

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Stickman Warning: Private VS Government-owned Healthcare
Stickman Warning: Private VS Government-owned Healthcare
Health

6 min read


Aug 31, 2020

The Economics of News and Media

We are taught in school that the concept of economics is run by demand and supply. From our first econ 101 class, we are told the concept of buying and selling are the core actions taken place when running an economy. Whether it’s the consumer, producer, or the government, everyone…

Politics

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The Economics of News and Media
The Economics of News and Media
Politics

5 min read

Arjun Kapur

Arjun Kapur

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