Becoming a lawyer is a difficult path. It involves many years of education, understanding justice, and having a strong commitment. An aspiring lawyer has to take a number of steps to pursue this career. Andrew Napolitano went to law school. In the United States, if an individual wants to be a lawyer, the first step […]
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Economical Matters in 2021 and Beyond: Predictions
The global pandemic has understandably done a number on the economies of nations all over the map. Andrew Napolitano knows the economy very well. The United States is certainly no exception to this rule. It can be difficult for people to accurately predict what may be on the horizon for economies everywhere. People have some […]
Economic Predictions in 2021
In many years, understanding the direction of the economic world and underlying financial markets is relatively straight-forward. Professors and students of finance alike can estimate predicted growth or contraction models and identify a relatively reasonable direction. 2021 poses many challenges for the imagined professors and students of finance due to many challenging lingering economic challenges […]
Economic Education
Economics is a very important subject that should be studied by more students; in fact people in general and of all ages should look at the economy more, according to Alex Djerassi. It is a subject that is ingrained in our daily lives whether we recognize and acknowledge it or not. These statements may lead […]
How can Economics Tuition help you?
Investing in your future is very important and you should always know what you need to learn and what options are important for you. It all comes down to preparing yourself the best way that you can and finding the right Economics Tuition professional that can help you. But is it a good idea to […]
How the Economy Impacts Workers’ Compensation Claims
Employment in the United States continues to grow at a steady clip. The most recent job statistics show over 300,000 jobs have been created in the U.S. during January 2019. However, the Federal Reserve Bank has recently raised interest rates in an attempt to cool down the hypercharged job market. In the wake of a […]
Real Time Economics: How Long Can the U.S. Economic Expansion Last? ‘Effectively Indefinitely.’
This is the web version of the WSJ’s newsletter on the economy. You can sign up for daily delivery here. Good morning. Today we look at extraordinary U.S. economic growth, rising bond yields, collateral damage in emerging markets, why U.S. worker wages might take a step back in September, and the continuing demise of the shopping mall. […]
Striking Chicago hotel workers are getting new contracts and year-round health insurance
Chicago hotel workers have been on strike for almost a full month, but for many hotel workers, the work stoppage has already paid off. Hundreds of workers remain on strike, but more than a dozen hotels have reached deals with workers in the Unite Here Local 1 union. On Tuesday, workers from nine hotels were still […]
A judge in Arkansas makes $147,000 a year for turning poor people into indentured servants
The dirt-poor residents of a hardscrabble Arkansas county are routinely sent to jail for being broke by a judge who earns $147,000 a year. District Judge Mark Derrick routinely violates core principles of the Constitution and sometimes even flouts black-letter laws of the state itself, a lawsuit filed Thursday by the Lawyer’s Committee for Civil […]
Security tokens will be coming soon to an exchange near you
Sunny Dhillon Contributor Sunny Dhillon is a partner at Signia Venture Partners. More posts by this contributor Amazon’s next conquest will be apparel The rise of experiential commerce While cryptocurrencies have generated the lion’s share of investment and attention to date, I’m more excited about the potential for another blockchain-based digital asset: security tokens. Security […]