July 25, 2015
Our everyday economics includes productivity, markets, prices, externalities, social norms, distribution, scarcity, environment, regulation, monetary union.
Our everyday economics includes productivity, markets, prices, externalities, social norms, distribution, scarcity, environment, regulation, monetary union.
Behavioral economists like Gary Becker say that the family is like a factory where land, labor and capital are combined to "produce" goods like children.
An Econlife roundup for the week This week same-sex marriage and human capital, natural gas and opportunity cost were some of the ways we connected everyday life with economics. […]