…Most economics students understand that government spending boosts gross domestic product, but the latest GDP numbers in the US suggest that government spending also has resulted in increased private investment,…

…populations — by race or geography. Heavy presence of specific professional groups — treatment providers, health care executives, or law enforcement officials, for example — might mean money gets directed…

…well as inequities based on geography, age, disability, national origin, socioeconomic status, and inequities for transgender and gender nonconforming communities and non-English-speaking communities. » Long-Term Services and Supports for People…

…across the Atlantic. It went well. 2015: The Dutch try to help New Orleans reconnect with its delta geography,  which was altered in many detrimental ways since Twain’s 1875 reflections. Author: David Zetland…

…and the MEDC uses to develop economic impact projections is easily and commonly manipulated. Forecasting 20 years of economic impacts is nearly impossible, LaFaive said, and the MEDC’s job projection “strains…

…turbines produced a record 114.2 terawatt hours (TWh) in Germany in 2023, while solar PV produced a record 61.1 TWh.” Germany is far from a desert in climate and geography,…

…has not been an appetite to enforce filial support laws, there also hasn’t been much movement to repeal them. Economics and the desired scarecrow effect are likely the primary reasons….

…growth ranging from almost 2% (2020–21) to more than 4% (2019–20 and 2021–22). We adjusted spending, utilization, and enrollment using ESI weights based on age, sex, and geography to develop…

…giving up after years of struggling with pandemic-era economic stressors. The other is large newspaper chains selling off or closing properties in the face of declining revenue and large debt…

…better with adapting — and which will not? Here are four factors* Climate chaos will arrive in all places in different ways. No physical geography will consistently be “better” or…