Economic Journal
Retirement Delays Due to Stock Market Correction
When Markets Fall, Retirement Moves Further Away The stock market has seen sharp swings recently, driven by tariffs and now
Weekly Scientific Digest
Foraging Dives of Elephant Seals
Foraging Dives of Elephant Seals Elephant seals are extraordinary divers, capable of holding their breath for nearly two hours and
Economic Journal
Economic Turmoil
Economic Turmoil It’s Saturday afternoon, and I have not written a post for the Economic Journal in a week. I
Weekly Scientific Digest
Biological Fiber Optics in the Eye
Biological Fiber Optics in the Eye While we usually pigeonhole mitochondria as the “powerhouse of the cell,” in the retina
Economic Journal
Noise is Leading the Economy
In the past, someone with a basic understanding of economics could usually make sense of what was happening in the
Weekly Scientific Digest
Whales and tropical breeding grounds
Whales and tropical breeding grounds The optimal mating ground is characterized by warm, low-latitude tropical waters— such as those found
Economic Journal
The February jobs report delivered a surprise many economists did not expect: the U.S. economy lost jobs when modest hiring had been forecast.
Poor Jobs Report -93,000 Jobs is Worse than Expected. Really? The February jobs report delivered a surprise many economists did
Economic Journal
Why the Jobs Report Still Matters — Even in a Time of War
Why the Jobs Report Still Matters — Even in a Time of War Missiles may dominate the headlines. But Friday