Ever thought about how much school knowledge sticks around? Most tests happen right after class. But what if we check a year or two later? A new study looked at students who took basic or mid-level microeconomics. They took a test at the end of their course. Then, between one and two and a half year
Bitcoin mining is at a crossroads. The network is more secure than ever, but miners are struggling. Their rewards are smaller, and costs are higher. In 2021, investors saw similar issues with certain Bitcoin-related investments. Those investments relied on market conditions that couldn't last. When
The Affordable Care Act (ACA), often called Obamacare, has become a major political challenge for Republicans. Despite its growing popularity, with 57 percent of Americans now supporting it, the GOP recently voted to let key subsidies expire. This decision could lead to significant premium hikes for
Over the past decade, health economists have been paying more attention to the bigger picture when evaluating the value of medical treatments. A recent study looked at nearly 8, 000 cost-effectiveness analyses (CEAs) from 2013 to 2023. These studies compare the costs and benefits of different health
Change is the new normal. Companies are facing a whirlwind of challenges. Think about new technologies, tariffs, and global politics. These factors are shaking up the way businesses operate. CFOs are at the heart of this storm. They decide where to invest money. Their choices shape how companies han
First Nations' deep connection to the land offers valuable insights into environmental accounting. The UN's SEEA-EA framework aims to blend environmental and economic data. It organizes ecosystem details, measures services, and tracks changes over time. But how can it better include First Nations' v
Crypto markets are feeling the squeeze, with money moving around but not much coming in. Bitcoin is stuck around $103, 000, and other big coins like ZEC, ICP, and QNT are seeing gains. But overall, the market feels like a game of musical chairs—money is just moving from one place to another, not gro
Burns are nasty injuries. They hurt a lot and take a long time to heal. For over 20 years, doctors have been using something called CAMPs. These are like fake skin or tissue. They help burns heal faster. But not everyone agrees on how well they work or if they are worth the money. There are over 75
A top economist has some strong advice for everyday investors: be cautious. Richard Thaler, a big name in the world of economics, thinks that regular folks might want to think twice before jumping into the stock market. He's not alone in this thought. Many experts believe that the average person mig
A recent ad in Canada sparked a debate about Ronald Reagan's views on tariffs. The ad used clips from a 1987 speech where Reagan warned about the dangers of tariffs and trade wars. However, the ad left out some important details. Reagan's speech was mostly about the benefits of free trade. He argue
