With son preference, limited fertility and social norms, China’s and India’s sex ratios at birth have created a male glut and new marriage markets.
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Weekly Roundup: From Cloned Cows to T. Rex Sales
This week’s economic news summary included China’s cloned cows, turkey facts and productivity,food lawsuits and limited liability and economic development.
A Thanksgiving Turkey Top 10 List
Illustrating that economics is about a lot more than money, a Thanksgiving Turkey Top 10 List presents economic insight about decision making.
Weekly Roundup: From Garbage Questions to Credit Card Costs
Our economic news summary includes expectations bias and female scholars, the environmental debate about garbage and hidden credit card externalities.
Thanksgiving Economics
While the nominal price of a Thanksgiving dinner for 10 has gone up during the past 30 years, in real inflation adjusted numbers, it is less than in 1986.
How U.S. Marriage Markets Differ
Looking at gender ratios at colleges, for college graduates and in metro areas, we find that marriage markets vary.
Why Women Don’t Get the Credit They Deserve
Expectations bias is among the top gender issues for female economists because we are predisposed to think of a male when looking at academic research.
Weekly Roundup: From Fast Food Grades to Movie Reviews
Our economic news summary includes inflationary movie reviews, baggage productivity, fast food animal welfare grades, Chinese consumer spending and methane.
The Problem With Bovine Burps
Reducing environmental externalities from greenhouse gas emissions involves the methane that cows and other ruminants burp.