…information about products’ energy use. Label is voluntary, and Congress ordered it The Energy Star label is voluntary for products that meet certain efficiency levels, and differs from Department of…

It’s not an award, but it is greatly appreciated. Announcing this year’s Koufax winners, Dwight writes Hosting the awards allows us to serve as conduits for the opinions of many,…

…ultimate winners. Hmmm, No Nobel Peace prizes for almost destroying an economy in 2007. “Mint Explainer: How the Nobel laureates are chosen,” Mint (livemint.com), Rishi Joshi. “Winners of 2022 Nobel…

…winners of the winners here; the firms that, with less than two months to go in the year, were the “winners.” With that in mind, look at the first-day changes…

…MBSs shot up there were winners and losers. However, unless and until a firm went bankrupt it was unclear who the winners were (after bankruptcy it is clear that the…

…pointed out in Commerce and Coalitions, it is perfectly feasible to have rich country winners compensate rich-country losers and still have all of them be better off from trade. Politically,…

…out of business and just gets bigger. 2. Private market functions have inefficient times called market failures but pricing weeds out winners and losers continuously as they serve buying preferences…

…coordinate their strategies to defend what they have. than the winners. The winners don’t really know who they are. It’s very theoretical. It’s sort of an abstract notion. These abstract…

…our 2007 Conference Board Review article, Fit v. Fitness. Algorithms are everywhere. They sort and separate the winners from the losers. The winners get the job or a good credit…

…good thing: while there are winners and losers, the net benefits invariably outweigh the costs so the losers can be compensated and there will still be money remaining. That argument…