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Author: Sahar Adora

Modern Monetary Theory: A Primer

Posted on April 6, 2019April 6, 2019 by Sahar Adora

As U.S. political debates continue to intensify around government benefits and tax policy, some politicians and pundits see modern monetary theory (“MMT”) as support for a system of low tax rates and generous government benefits programs.1 To help you get through the presidential election cycle and impress your economist friends, here is a quick primer…

Toys R Us: Comeback Kid, or Kid Who Shouldn’t Have Come Back?

Posted on February 23, 2019February 24, 2019 by Sahar Adora

When Toys R Us announced the decision to close all North American stores in March 2018, the effects were cross-generational.  From the young who lost a space “where a kid can be a kid,” to the old for whom the event triggered a sense of nostalgia, the Toys R Us closing had an acute impact…

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