Healthcare Triage
But, But, Medicaid Recipients Are Already Working
Recently, the Trump administration put forward plans to force all the able-bodied lazy people with Medicaid coverage to finally get jobs. The problem with this is that pretty much all the Medicaid recipients who can work already have...
Financial Times
In charts: why millennials are worse off than their parents
From higher unemployment figures, heavier burden loans and less chances of out-earning their parents at the same age, the FT's Lauren Leatherby explains in 5 charts why young Americans might not afford the lifestyle that their parents...
Institute for New Economic Thinking
Why We Need to Think of AI as a Platform
Artificial intelligence doesn’t have to be a job killer—if we use it right People often think of job-killing robots when it comes to artificial intelligence (AI). But MIT economist Daron Acemoglu says that we can also use AI as a...
The Business Professor
Principal Liable for Torts of an Agent
Principal Liable for Torts of an Agent
Curated Video
Patterns of Employment and Unemployment in the UK: Understanding the Impact of Historical Changes and Influential Factors
The video is a lecture on patterns of employment and unemployment in the UK. The presenter discusses the factors that influence employment patterns, such as consumer preferences, technology, trade, population growth, and social changes....
The Wall Street Journal
The Disrupted Labor Market
Jonas Prising, chief executive of ManpowerGroup, discusses talent shortages, wage inflation and how the pandemic has changed the expectations of employers and employees.
Institute for New Economic Thinking
Shaikh’s path 4 Keynes and Classical Economics
Shaikh’s path 4 Keynes and Classical Economics
ACDC Leadership
Macro 3.2- Inflationary and Recessionary Gaps with Fiscal and Monetary Policy AP Macro
Mr. Clifford's explanation of inflationary and recessionary gaps. Be sure to watch the bonus round which includes an overview of fiscal and monetary policy. Please keep in mind that these video lessons are not designed to teach you the...
TLDR News
Remainers: Why Hasn't the Economy Collapsed Yet? - Brexit Explained
Before the Brexit referendum, a whole bunch of MPs explained to Britain how the economy would collapse post-Brexit. While Brexit hasn't yet happened, some did say that the destruction would take place immediately after the vote; which...
AllTime 10s
10 Worst Jobs In The History Of Humanity
Gathering leeches, collecting corpses and... playing World of Warcraft? These are the 10 worst jobs ever. When you see what these people have had to do to make ends meet, you might feel a little better about your job.
The Business Professor
Uniform Servicemembers Employment and Reemployment Act ( USERRA )
Uniform Servicemembers Employment and Reemployment Act ( USERRA )
60 Second Histories
Victorian Workhouse - part 1
An introduction to the new poor laws introduced in 1834 together with an overview of the conditions in a workhouse.
Institute for New Economic Thinking
Atif Mian: On the Effectiveness of Fiscal Stimulus 3/4
Atif Mian, Joe Shoong Chair in International Business, Haas School of Business,University of California at Berkeley speaking at the breakout panel entitled "Does the Effectiveness of Fiscal Stimulus Depend on the Context? Balance Sheet...
Institute for New Economic Thinking
Sylvia Nasar: Keynes and Fisher (3/5)
In part 3 of this INET interview, Sylvia Nasar discusses the work of Keynes and Irving Fisher and how they changed the field of economics in the early 20th century. Their ideas on monetary economics introduced the idea that the economy...
Institute for New Economic Thinking
Michael Spence: Policy Proposals for the United States (4/5)
Nobel Laureate Michael Spence favors a consumption tax: a big chunk of government revenues should come from taxes on value added and consumption. Besides a sensible energy policy, Spence's agenda reads jobs, jobs, and jobs. The tradable...
Institute for New Economic Thinking
Michael Spence: Policy Lessons from Germany (5/5)
While manufacturing employment was crumbling in the United States, Germany gained shares in world markets: exports boomed, and the tradable goods sector remained an employment engine. That is why Michael Spence looks to Germany, as a...
XKA Digital
Seek out opportunities
Dan Doherty was CEO of Cadence Innovation Marketing, a director of Applied Market Strategy and Chief Operating Officer of Guardian Water. He had worked at board level within corporate and private businesses of all sizes up to being CEO...
Institute for New Economic Thinking
Peter Jungen: The Market or the State? (5/6)
Peter Jungen is the Chairman of Peter Jungen Holding GmbH, and a speaker at this session on the market and the state at INET's Bretton Woods Conference on April 10, 2011.
The Business Professor
Discrimination by Disparate Impact Examples
Discrimination by Disparate Impact Examples