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The Economic Impact Of Sustainable Development / By: Mia Bonds
There is a growing trend towards sustainable development with a generation entering the workforce who is more concerned about...
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Minorities and Financial Literacy / By: Sergio Mendieta
The racial wealth gap is not a myth, it is real. There is a long history that the United States has with minorities that impeded their...
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An Accessibility Wall: Clinical Trials / By: Karis Kelly
Clinical trials are the backbone of medical innovation from life-saving drugs to new technology. Despite clinical trials being crucial in...
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AI and Universal Basic Income: Cause and Consequence / By: Flavia Michelan
“Prompting” is the word being used nowadays to explain Artificial Intelligence. It is the input of a code that is able to do critical...
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Affordable Housing Crisis in Chicago / By: Kenneth Ruan
The cost of living has significantly risen in the past decade while wages have not kept pace, resulting in a lack of affordable housing...
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Swiftonomics / By: Sadie Barash
Most people know Taylor Swift as a worldwide pop star; however, the impact of Ms. Swift goes far beyond that of catchy tunes for...
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The Effects of Postmaterialism on the Economy / By: Vidhi Piparia
Cultural attitudes have shaped economic patterns in the past and continue to do so today. A general shift in societal values is seen in...
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What’s the Deal with Inflation? / By Miles Reeves
Who enabled the government to print money during the pandemic? Who’s job is it to deal with inflation? The answer might surprise you...
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The Increasing Wealth Gap & Alternatives to Attending University / By: Hailan Yu
It’s commonly believed that the more degrees you get, the more money you earn. But is it possible to earn more degrees without spending a...
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Gun Violence’s Economic Toll on Local Economies / By: Vivian Kaleta
3.5 billion dollars. That is how much gun violence costs the city of Chicago every year (CRED, 2022). These costs, commonly referred to...
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The new way to invest: ESG / By: Gabi Josefson
A new form of investing is rapidly increasing among consumers and investment insiders. Socially responsible investing is defined as “the...
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Covid affecting economic behavior / By: Giselle De Leon
People all throughout the country have learned to embrace internet shopping 2 years into to the pandemic, but they're also returning to...
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Groceries: Why Are Prices So High? / By: Shanel Brown
The prices of groceries are high. Many stores had to increase their prices when they hit record losses due to supply chain issues, riots...
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Renewable Energy Gains Steam / By: Riona Duncan
Renewable energy gets its power from resources that will never run out, like sunlight or wind. This is an alternative to burning fossil...
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The Economic Divide Amongst Chicago Public Schools / By: Vivian Kaleta
In 2013, Chicago Public Schools, along with former Mayor Rahm Emanuel, announced plans for the closure of 50 CPS schools in May of that...
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What is Conscious Capitalism? / By: Konrad Radecki
Conscious capitalism is a concept that has gained significant popularity in recent years. It is a belief that businesses should focus on...
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Inequalities of Parent-Led School Fundraising / By: Tess Buchsbaum
In recent years, the growth of parent-led fundraising groups has facilitated the increasing gap between funding at schools in high-income...
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Tech Layoffs and the Future of Work / By: Umar Sheikh
In mid-January 2023, large tech companies including Google, Amazon, and Meta, began to lay off large amounts of tech workers, which made...
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Social Media Affecting The Market Economy / By: Giselle De Leon
Social media can lead to greater marketing opportunities, which can help to enhance human capital and increase productivity, boosting...
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Cycles of Multiculturalism in Fashion / By: Vidhi Piparia
The Great Recession from 2007 to 2009 was the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression. As 8.7 million jobs were lost, consumer...
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