Twenty years on, the 2005 economics Nobel-winning duo Schelling and Aumann’s work offers several lessons to understand ...

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The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences on Monday awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences to Northwestern University professor and Reason contributor Joel Mokyr "for having identified the ...

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Discover how Indian-origin entrepreneur Bankim Brahmbhatt faked invoices and clients to borrow over $500 million from ...

Although the Moroccan Sahara conflict has some features of frozen conflicts, it is fundamentally different from them by its nature.

Even with signs of a recession, there are good reasons to believe we have the promise of real GDP growth, not just here in America, but across the globe.