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Nobel prize winning economist Robert Solow dies aged 99

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Nobel prize winning economist Robert Solow dies aged 99 years.   He was the 1987 recipient of Nobel Prize in Economics and in 2014 was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by […]

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Public Policy

Economics Professors in Kenya article doing well

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Search engine optimization is a great way to get ranked No. 1 on Google as evidenced by our article titled professors of economics in Kenya published on 26th December, 2019.

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Public Policy

Economics professors in Kenya

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Germano Mwabu, Prof. Antony Wambugu, Prof. Damiano Kulundu Manda, Prof. Peter Kimuyu, Prof. Jane Kabubo-Mariara, Prof. Martin Etyang, Prof. Nelson Wawire, Prof. Tabitha Wagithi Kiriti-Nganga, Prof. Terry Ryan

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Economics

Economist Joram Gicheru on implications of food security in Kenya on Trade

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Economist Joram Gicheru on implications of food security in Kenya on Trade Read More: What is Ricardian Equivalence?

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Economics

Silvana Tenreyro

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RSilvana Tenreyro Silvana Tenreyro is an economist who graduated from Tucuman she headed to Harvard where she helped set up a public policy think tank with the help of here fellow Argentine […]

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Economics

Irving Fisher

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Irving Fisher Irving Fisher was one of the greatest American economists who made USD$10 million from stock trading and later lost it all during the 1929 Great Depression. Read More: Douglas North […]

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Economics

Tyler Cowen of Mercatus Center announced Fellowship for Great Policy Ideas

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Tyler Cowen of Mercatus Center announced Fellowship for Great Policy Ideas  Tyler Cowen, the General Director of Mercatus Center, announced the launch of Emergent Ventures Fellowship. This was announced during a Mercatus […]

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Public Policy

History of Prostitution in France in 1700s

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France just like any country in the world has a long history of Prostitution. Here is an account from 1700.

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Public Policy

Scott Sumner the blogger who saved the economy

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This is the blogger who saved the economy and this is his life story. I hope you will enjoy reading and remember to leave comments in the comments section below.   When […]

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Economics

Biography of Henry Stuart Hazlitt

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Biography of Henry Stuart Hazlitt Henry Stuart Hazlitt was a leading American journalist who lived between 1894 and 1993. He wrote largely on business and economics. He had authored great articles for […]

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Democracy / Education / Elections / Government / healthcare

BOOK REVIEW: Development as Freedom by Amartya Sen

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BOOK REVIEW: Development as Freedom by Amartya Sen Part 1: For the last one week, I’ve been reading a book titled Development as Freedom by Amartya Sen. The author won a Nobel […]

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Education

Admission to Graduate School

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Admission to Graduate School Today marks a special day in my life. I am entering the next phase which makes me nervous but I am prepared to face it. This is all […]

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Public Policy

Dr. Thomas Sowell economist

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Dr. Thomas Sowell was a syndicated economist for many years. He was also an academic economist. In most of his literary work, he writes about economics.   Dr. Thomas Sowell regularly comments […]

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Education

Visa extension for foreign  STEM graduates 

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Visa extension for foreign  STEM graduates  All foreign graduates studying STEM (Science, Technology,Engineering and Mathematics) in the United States of America are eligible to extend their visa for 3 years. This extension […]

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Sports

How Scouts Identify Future Football Superstars

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How Scouts Identify Future Football Superstars Economics is everywhere. Even in the football field. One Sebatian Abbot has demonstrated as such in a study which was published in 2016. The author focuses […]

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