Finance

This paper re-examines the role of social policy in increasing divorce rates. We show that the temporary increase in divorce rates previously caused by unilateral […]

From Zerohedge Given the long time between recession and recession indicators, it’s no wonder economists have stopped expecting a recession. However, even though a recession […]

The blog of the early-aughts is probably not where you’d expect to find the next Mother Teresa, but it’s where Carlo Acutis – soon to […]

Back in 2019, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison tweeted: Haircuts for women are more expensive than for men. And health care, car repair, etc. That’s […]

1. A new, talking AI bear. Nuha.com. 2. Can cows make you feel better? 3. Do you want to raise theater children? 4. Are LLMs […]

In the Fed’s recent assessment of the different recovery in the US compared to the Euro area, the UK and Canada, I was surprised that […]

Report from Financial TimesThe Beijing reporter should leave everyone in the Western world laughing out loud (and the Chinese if they are allowed). It is […]

Yves here. Wolf Richter points out why the revision of unemployment statistics does not look suspicious or suspicious, but that the exaggerated reporting is transparent […]

I hadn’t realized how devastating the effects of the Dawes Act of 1887 were, which dismantled many Native American reservations. Before 1912: There was an […]

Our findings reveal that AI systems emit between 130 and 1500 times less CO2e per page of text produced compared to human authors, while AI […]