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Economics
A Generation Abandoned?
As EU leaders forge ahead with austerity programs, “abandoning” the euro zone takes on a new meaning.
Making Cents Out Of Gay Marriage
The economic benefits of marriage are obvious. It’s time that same logic be applied to same-sex marriage to move beyond the same tired social discord.
One Olympic City, Two Different Worlds
As the cosmopolitan capital readies itself for the Olympics, one film-maker presents a different city.
Is Africa The Next Economic Frontier?
Many sources indicate that the continent is on its way up, but they must be assessed with caution.
In America, Only Some Ideas Are Worth Spreading
One businessman’s attempt to vocally criticize the economic status quo in America is silenced.
Dismantling The Middle Class: The Hidden Cost Of Higher Education
How for-profit education and student loans are killing the middle class in America.
Rioting 101: If You Must Burn Something, Make Sure You Know Why
There are plenty of reasons why young people across the world should riot, but winning a basketball game isn’t one of them.
Austerity: Good For Italy, Bad For Italians, Worst For Monti
At the end of his political honeymoon, Italy’s Prime Minister is under fire from his constituents upon passing sweeping budget reform measures.
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