The Wealth Tax: Pipe Dream or Path to Justice?
SAVR KUMAR – APRIL 15TH, 2020 EDITOR: AMANDA YAO The top 0.01 percent of Americans are estimated to hold nearly 20 percent of all wealth in 2018, three times larger Continue Reading
The Cost-Benefit Analysis of Climate Change
VANESSA THOMPSON – APRIL 14TH, 2020 EDITOR: ODYSSEUS PYRINIS 1.4 million students have skipped school and joined Greeta Thunberg’s Fridays for Future school strike to advocate for climate action. For Continue Reading
Pete Buttigieg’s Plan for Free Market Medicare
KONNOR VON EMSTER – MARCH 5TH, 2020 EDITOR: SABRINA LERSKIATIPHANICH Pete Buttigieg, a young veteran and mayor of South Bend Indiana, faced the daunting task of running against established candidates Continue Reading
Political Polling
ANI BANERJEE – MARCH 4TH, 2020 EDITOR: SEAN O’CONNELL Political polling for preferred candidates often seems to be a fool’s errand, even in the least controversial election years. Perhaps it Continue Reading
Capitalism Beyond Freedom?
NICOLAS DUSSAUX – MARCH 2ND, 2020 EDITOR: PEDRO DE MARCOS Recent political debates in the United States demonstrate the concern of the American population about the possibility that the United Continue Reading
Unboxing Universal Basic Income
YASH RAJWANSHI – FEBRUARY 25TH, 2020 EDITORS: ALEX CHENG & ANDREAS MAASS Background Andrew Yang, a former 2020 Democratic presidential candidate, started his campaign with the proposal of “the Freedom Dividend.” Continue Reading
The Economic Fallout of Regulating Student Visas
OLIVIA GINGOLD – FEBRUARY 19TH, 2020 EDITORS: LUCIA DARDIS, PARMITA DAS International students: we go to class with them, we notice their accents, and we learn about new cultures from Continue Reading
Analysis of Taiwanese Economic History and Policies
HOWARD YAN – FEBRUARY 17TH, 2020 Continue Reading
Is Sanders Actually a Democratic Socialist?
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Bernie Sanders’ Moral Crusade to Implement Medicare for All
KONNOR VON EMSTER – JANUARY 5TH, 2020 Continue Reading