…expensive! When I read the work of the prize-winners and their coauthors, I often find myself wondering how much did it cost to do this research, and who paid for…

…book that is particularly insightful about some aspect of globalization. Previous winners are listed at the bottom. This year’s winner is Branko Milanovic’s Capitalism, Alone: The Future of the System…

…of elections. Congress could, e.g., mandate that the percentage of winners from each party be proportionate to that party’s statewide vote. Or it could mandate the methods (such as compactness…

…Republicans demonstrated that they were partisans not patriots. Today, Democrats are demonstrating they are patriots more than they are partisans. Many economists (some winners of the Nobel memorial prize) should…

…having won has value in itself. Previous winners are listed at the bottom. The classic carry trade involves borrowing and investing in different currencies. For many years the Japanese yen served…

…deficits created by the tax breaks. The winners? Corporate America and those taxpayers in the upper 1% of household income who will face a much smaller tax increase percentage –…

…It is clear that Khamenei and the hardliners did not want any “surprise” moderate winners as has happened in the past, arguably 8 years ago with outgoing President Hassan Rouhani. …

…or 3.5 percent of GDP in 2009.” “As for who directly benefitted, Lucas found that the main winners were the large, unsecured creditors of large financial institutions,” a companion Sloan article explained….

…Kansas.” But the pending settlement’s final approval, meant former CEO Heather Bresch would never have her day in court. The Settlement “Attorneys are the Big Winners in Mylan $264 Million…

…the state to try to pick technological winners. I suspect that (like everything) this argument can be found on the internet (son of NSF-Net son or ARPA net). Klein does…