Student Budgeting 101
Budgeting might be the most important class most post-secondary students never get to take. Here’s a primer for how to keep track of finances in college or university.
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What is stagflation?
What is stagflation? Let’s break down how high inflation, slow economic growth and high unemployment can occur simultaneously.
Swiftonomics: The economics of Taylor Swift
An event like Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour can bring in major tourism dollars to its host city, but for the economic impact to last, it should also be used to showcase what the venue – and area – can provide.
Supply vs Quantity Supplied
While economists understand the difference between supply and quantity supplied All Too Well, not many outside the field of economics know this. So, here’s a quick explainer.
Demand vs Quantity Demanded
While economists understand the difference between demand and quantity demanded All Too Well, do you? Not many outside the field of economics know this, so here’s a quick explainer for you.
The Affluent Apron
Let’s grill down on how the stock market works in this Financial Pipeline video where we compare the different parts of our backyard BBQ to the various components of a well-functioning stock market. Bon appétit!
