Recent WSU Research Reveals How Scarcity Pricing Boosts Demand for ‘Cult Wineries’

7 March 2025

A recent study from Washington State University reveals that wineries known for producing “cult wines” could boost long-term profits through strategic scarcity pricing despite keeping…

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Uniform Wealth Distribution Negatively Impacts the Climate

5 March 2025

The United Nations and several Nobel Prize winners have suggested that political and economic inequality contributes significantly to high carbon emissions. They argue that societies…

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Recent Research Shows Unlimited Mobile Data Plans Improve Educational Access, Primarily Aiding Low-Income and Rural Families

4 March 2025

A recent study published in the INFORMS journal Management Science has identified unlimited mobile data plans as a potential key factor in reducing digital inequality.…

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Improving Poverty Mapping: A New Machine-Learning Method for More Efficient Aid Distribution

28 February 2025

Researchers from Cornell University have pioneered a new machine-learning method for mapping poverty. This method could significantly enhance the ability of policymakers and non-governmental organisations…

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Increasing Salaries Propel Advances in Automation Tech

26 February 2025

Is increasing wage pressure a catalyst for automation? Economic theory posits that it is. As wages rise, innovation in automation technology gains momentum, driven by…

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Recent Research Uncovers Concealed Dangers of Social Capital in Microfinance Amidst Economic Turmoil

24 February 2025

A recently published article in the Strategic Management Journal reveals a significant yet often overlooked risk associated with microfinance. While social capital contributes to financial…

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What Impact Will China’s Updated Standards Strategy Have on Corporate Employment Practices?

23 February 2025

The Chinese government is instituting reforms to many technical standards that have a widespread influence on the products and services consumers use across the globe.…

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Revolutionary Report Advocates Transition from Economic Expansion to Wellbeing Within Ecological Boundaries

17 February 2025

A detailed new review by leading experts in sustainability science, recently published in The Lancet Planetary Health, challenges the traditional view that economic growth is…

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UTEP Study Reveals Dust Storms and Wind Erosion Result in $154 Billion Annual Damages

16 February 2025

While the annoyance of a dusty, windy day might only seem to extend to spoiling your car wash and leaving dirt scattered throughout your home,…

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Proposals to Amend Food VAT for Promoting Healthier and More Sustainable Eating Habits

15 February 2025

A recent study spearheaded by researchers from UCL suggests that reforming Value Added Tax (VAT) rates based on health and environmental considerations could significantly encourage…

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Perceptions of Neighbourhoods and Their Impact on Rental Prices: An Innovative Analytical Method

14 February 2025

Rental prices are typically influenced by tangible factors such as the age of the building, available amenities, and location. However, not all properties with similar…

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Trump’s 2024 Election Win: A Mixed Blessing for the US Stock Market

11 February 2025

The financial markets’ response to Donald Trump’s re-election extends beyond his mere return to the White House, reflecting more profound uncertainties tied to his leadership…

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