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Crime and Punishment in Svalbard
July 11, 2014
Chart of the Week: To Which Job Will Your College Major Take You?
July 13, 2014An Econlife roundup for the week
7.06.14 The tough part of cutting federal spending…more
7.07.14 When a village in India got a new road, surprising economic changes quickly unfolded…more
7.08.14 Who ever thought that a reclining chair could resuscitate a movie theater…more
7.09.14 The Crumbs collapse is a classic bubble…more
7.10.14 More than a memory device, the checklist is about economic productivity…more
7.11.14 How behavioral economics explains why a town in Norway has almost no crime…more
Our bottom line: The everyday economics of this week’s stories took us to fiscal policy, supply and demand, opportunity cost, and economic development.
Elaine Schwartz
I am Elaine Schwartz, an economics writer, teacher, and the founder of econlife®. In so many places and ways, I have tried to make economics interesting and accessible so we could be personally, professionally, and politically knowledgeable.
