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A phenomenon known as the Replication Crisis is challenging the seemingly unquestionable authority and accuracy that a published study in the natural sciences is expected to have, inviting the question as to whether economists should aspire to the standards of natural scientists or to something better.
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It only takes a quick glance at recent news to know Bitcoin is volatile; its fluctuations in price have made headlines for months now. But exactly how volatile is it relative to commonly used currencies, and how does that affect this cryptocurrency’s ability to actually be a usable medium of exchange?
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Although economists around the globe may not yet share a common method of inquiry as biologists, physicists, and chemists do, E.C. Harwood had a vision of an inevitable future of economics based on the scientific method. He proclaimed, “Organized intelligence shall triumph over the infantile, the primitive, the prescientific economic knowings of mankind.”
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READ MOREAIER’s Business Cycle Conditions Leading Indicators index held at 92 in December, matching the highest level since 2014 and the best multi-month performance since a run of four readings of 100 between October 2013 and January 2014. The Roughly Coincide …
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Interfering with trade will make everyone poorer.
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Why should the government encourage homeownership?
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Government intervention is the chief obstacle to mobility. Lower-income people would benefit immeasurably from the scrapping of those interventions.
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Trump-appointed FCC Chairman Ajit Pai condemns the current rules because of their preemptive nature.
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Judging by much business news, you’d forget that the consumer is the raison d’être for economic activity.
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