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The Battle Between Opportunity and Fear Whenever there is a powerful new technology entering society—whether it's electricity, the steam engine, or the internet—it always poses the same question: Will this replace jobs, or will it create new ones?…
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Who Actually Owns Your Health Data? Spoiler: It’s Complicated Every time you see your doctor, get a blood draw, or even just strap on your Fitbit, you’re tossing more health data out into the universe. You’d think, “Hey,…
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The new climate frontier Climate policy has always been about domestic action: clean energy subsidies, carbon prices, emissions controls and regulations. But there's increasing worry: what if a country covers its own industry by making it cleaner, then…
Read more ↗The promise: why tariffs are sold as job savers Tariffs have long been justified as a way to shield home workers from unfair foreign competition. The logic runs as follows: Low-cost imports flood the market and local factories…
Read more ↗The level playing field Tariffs don't hit evenly. They can appear to be a harmless tax on imports, but in reality, who you are — a small shopkeeper, a farmer, or an international corporation — will decide whether…
Read more ↗The promise: why tariffs are tempting for developing countries Tariffs are an obvious lever for governments trying to jump-start manufacturing or protect strategic sectors: They raise the price of competing imports, giving local firms breathing room to grow,…
Read more ↗The Promise of Empowerment At its best, the gig economy offers something traditional employment does not: independence. Workers get to choose their schedule, choose which work is best for them, and avoid strictures. For a working mom trying…
Read more ↗Tariffs: From Economics to Politics Tariffs, in themselves, are relatively straightforward: they're levies on imports. Governments have employed them for centuries to defend domestic industry, balance trade books, or gain revenue. But now, in the modern age, t…
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A Divided World through Tariffs We are living in a time when tariffs are being used like chess pieces in a game of geopolitics. From steel and aluminum to semiconductors and clean tech, nations are slapping tariffs on…
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