Near the top of a list of innovative countries, Sweden is where we could find a road that charges EVs (electric vehicles).
Economic History
US economic history starts with the 13 colonies and the transition from communal to individual land ownership, continues with 19th century economic growth and takes us to the role of services during the 20th century. Involving government, consumers and businesses, at econlife, economic history provides more understanding of today’s economy.
How an Economic Growth Path Can Lead to High Income
If the Dominican Republic’s economy continues the convergence velocity predicted by the IMF, it will avoid the middle income trap.
Where Self-Driving Cars Could Take Us
Ultimately creating unintended consequences, more self-driving cars will change insurance policies and pedestrian behavior.
How to Change an Infrastructure
Whether looking from the bottom up or top down, a U.S. transportation infrastructure injection of many billions of dollars is complex.
What An “X” Can Mean
Reflected by logo rebranding, Martk Zuckerberg and Elon Musk are trying to change the identiies of their companies.
The First Foodie
Displaying the role of presidential food, Thomas Jefferson signaled American sophistication and science from his menu.
How Alexander Hamilton Gave Us Economic Independence
Remembering that independence is not only politics, today we can also honor the economic independence that Alexander Hamilton created.
Why Lithium Batteries Are Like Rubber Tires
Knowing that lithium batteries are a requisite for electric car production, General Motors and Ford need to guarantee their supply.
A New Kind of Traffic Signal
Including Nantucket and the Netherlands, the places that replaced traffic signals with “shared space” had surprising results.
Where Less AC Might Mean More
Paradoxically, because air conditioning demand could increase with a more efficient window unit, we could have some unintended consequences.