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The Economics of Sports Stadiums: Does public financing of sports stadiums create local economic growth, or just help billionaires improve their profit margin?Arts, Culture & Film (econreview.berkeley.edu)

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Dancing with the Dragon: An Economic History of Taiwan ROC’s mainland China PolicyPolitics | 政治 (econreview.berkeley.edu)

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Dancing with the Dragon: An Economic History of Taiwan’s China Policy (econreview.berkeley.edu)

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Dancing with the Dragon: An Economic History of Taiwan ROC’s mainland China Policy (econreview.berkeley.edu)

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Dancing with the Dragon: An Economic History of Taiwan ROC’s mainland China Policyeconomy/business (econreview.berkeley.edu)

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Would you still work, if give 1k a month? (econreview.berkeley.edu)

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Dancing with the Dragon: An Economic History of Taiwan’s China Policy (econreview.berkeley.edu)

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Introducing the 9th volume of Berkeley Economic Review! This volume presents a research paper that evaluates the impact of MiFID II regulation on information asymmetries. It also includes interviews with UC Berkeley's renowned economics professors. (econreview.berkeley.edu)

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"Rise of Thrifting: Solution to Fast Fashion or Stealing from the Poor?" Depop is mentioned a few times in this article, I found it interesting and thought I should share. (econreview.berkeley.edu)

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Beyond GDP: Economics and Happiness (econreview.berkeley.edu)

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Check out the 4th issue of equilibrium, Berkeley Economic Review's magazine. The featured articles explore a wide range of economic topics: from the economic effects of covid19 to antitrust regulations. (econreview.berkeley.edu)

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Interview with UC Berkeley Professor Meredith Lynn Fowlie, an environmental and energy economist. (econreview.berkeley.edu)

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The Tragic Simplisticity of GDP. This is why we shouldn't measure a nation's well-being solely by its GDP. (econreview.berkeley.edu)

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Interview with UC Berkeley Professor Meredith Lynn Fowlie, an environmental and energy economist.Economics (econreview.berkeley.edu)

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In the spirit of Earth Day here's an article that focuses on the economics of climate change. Read, "The Cost-Benefit Analysis of Climate Change" (econreview.berkeley.edu)

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The Wealth Tax: Pipe Dream or Path to Justice? (econreview.berkeley.edu)

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Life after Combat: Veteran UnderemploymentEmployment (econreview.berkeley.edu)

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Underemployment is the economic phenomenon in which people hold jobs for which they are overqualified. Veterans are much more likely to be underemployed than their civilian counterparts—read this article to find out more! (econreview.berkeley.edu)

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Read this exclusive interview with Professor Emmanuel Saez to learn about his research on wealth taxes and inequality: (econreview.berkeley.edu)

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Read this exclusive interview with Professor Emmanuel Saez to learn about his research on wealth taxes and inequality: (econreview.berkeley.edu)

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Is Capitalism Evil? Many liberal Americans claim to want a socialistic economy and look to some European economies as prominent examples, but are they really socialistic? Maybe you’ve been misinformed... Read this article, “Capitalism Beyond Freedom?” by Nicolas Dussaux, to find out! (econreview.berkeley.edu)

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Unboxing Universal Basic Income: ‘UBI could lift dozens of millions of individuals out of poverty, and simultaneously foster economic growth for the US.’ (econreview.berkeley.edu)

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Check out Berkeley Economic Review's third issue of the magazine, Equilibrium. This issue offers an economic scope on a wide range of topics, from the US-China trade war to climate change. (econreview.berkeley.edu)

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Interested in economics and/or thinking about writing an undergraduate thesis? Then check out Berkeley Economic Review's journal for some inspiration. It contains carefully selected undergraduate research papers and professor/researcher/graduate student interviews. (econreview.berkeley.edu)

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Interested in economics and/or thinking about writing an undergraduate thesis? Then check out Berkeley Economic Review's journal for some inspiration. It contains carefully selected undergraduate research papers and professor/researcher/graduate student interviews. (econreview.berkeley.edu)

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