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Student debt cancellation program in jeopardy as Supreme Court justices hear arguments

The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Feb. 28, 2023, regarding a multistate lawsuit to block the Biden administration’s student loan debt cancellation program. The Conversation asked John Patrick Hunt, a law professor at the University of California, Davis, and Celeste K. Carruthers, an economics professor at the University…

The Conversation

Government 'hiding £28 BILLION of public service cuts in smoke and mirrors budget'

The TUC has published a study by the New Economics Foundation (NEF), accusing the government of playing "smoke and mirrors" with its figures

Daily Mirror

50 years at the top: Larry Keating's life of leadership

PRINCIPAL Larry Keating has prioritised one thing above all others in the 50 years he has spent at schools across the Hunter.

Newcastle Herald

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South Africa has been grey listed for not stopping money laundering and terrorism funding. What it means

The Financial Action Task Force has placed South Africa on a list of countries under increased monitoring, commonly known as the grey list, after it failed to address all of the shortcomings on money laundering and the financing of terrorism that the task force identified in its 2019 evaluation of…

The Conversation

Bleddyn Harris obituary

Other lives: Sixth-form teacher of politics and economics and a staunch trade unionist

The Guardian - UK

Tesla Battery Facility Reportedly Producing Components At Giga Berlin

Brandenburg Economics Minister Jörg Steinbach reported this week that Tesla is officially producing individual battery components at Giga Berlin.

InsideEVs

Globetrotting Black nutritionist Flemmie P. Kittrell revolutionized early childhood education and illuminated 'hidden hunger'

Nutrition is among the most critical issues of our time. Diet-related illnesses are shortening life spans and the lack of conveniently located and affordable nutritious food makes it hard for many Americans to enjoy good health.

The Conversation

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Chatbots are having a Tulipmania moment

Experts regard ChatGPT-3 and Google’s LaMDA as equally unimpressive. Investors don't seem to understand this

Salon

'People may be freezing but let's be cheerful after Centrica announced £3.3bn profits'

Mark Steel jokes that anyone who knows how economics works understands that the most important rule for a healthy financial system is to give Centrica all the money in the country

Daily Mirror

Tenn. GOPer "a fraud like George Santos"

Tenn. Rep. Andy Ogles dubiously claimed he was an economist, a police officer and a sex trafficking expert

Salon

The Lowe road – the RBA is treading a 'narrow path' between inflation and recession

It’s a tough time for central bankers the world over, but especially for Reserve Bank of Australia governor Philip Lowe.

The Conversation

The RBA’s ‘narrow path’ on inflation and interest rates: six things we learned from Philip Lowe

When the governor and colleagues faced the economics committee, rates were the focus – how high will they go, and will they stall the economy?

The Guardian - AU

UC Riverside should investigate economics research center, faculty say

LOS ANGELES — Some University of California faculty members are raising the alarm about a research center affiliated with UC Riverside that they say uses corporate funding for reports "attacking proposals to improve the lives of working Californians."

Los Angeles Times

Big Biz wields influence over governors

NGA Chair Phil Murphy represents "the absolute worst of trickle-down economics," expert says

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Irish Mirror

Major issue with Irish airports identified by economics expert

Professor of Economics Edgar Morgenroth debated with former Shannon Airport Group chair Padraig Ó Ceide

The Guardian - UK

UK inflation falls from 10.5% to 10.1% amid ongoing cost of living crisis – business live

Live, rolling coverage of business, economics and financial markets as transport and motor fuel prices contribute to decline in inflation

The Times of India

Gautam Adani crisis likely to leave India’s conglomerates unscathed

MUMBAI: The dramatic fall in the Adani group’s shares following allegations by Hindenburg Research is unlikely to spill over to other Indian conglomerates as they fare well on key business parameters, according to Bloomberg Economics.

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Children Attending Preschool More Likely To Attend College, Reveals Study

As per an empirical study headed by an MIT economist, children who start preschool at the age of four are considerably more likely to attend college. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Economics are a big factor in the U.S. migrant crisis. Here’s how immigration numbers and GDP compare in the Americas

In struggling countries in Latin America, economic breakdown often precedes an exodus.

Fortune

The job market is incredibly hot, but a new report from LinkedIn shows it could be headed for a slowdown

“Companies have started to tighten their belts and take a more judicious approach to recruiting,” Rand Ghayad, head of economics at LinkedIn, says.

Evening Standard

UK avoids recession, but growth is nowhere to be found

As any A-level economics teacher will tell you, the key to explaining the concept of falling inflation is that while prices are still rising, they are doing so at a slower rate.

The Guardian - UK

How legitimate are the claims in Liz Truss’s 4,000-word Telegraph essay?

The Guardian’s deputy political editor and economics correspondent take a look

Dynamite News

Study: Children attending preschool more likely to go to college

Children who start preschool at the age of four are considerably more likely to attend college, according to an empirical study headed by an MIT economist. Read full details on Dynamite News:

The Guardian - UK

If you want a benefit of Brexit, here it is: British employers must now innovate again

Our economic model relied on a bottomless supply of cheap workers. Firms must now invest to boost productivity, says Larry Elliott, the Guardian’s economics editor

The Independent UK

Inflation will add £18.2bn to UK non-food retail sales, shows survey

Survey shows 80 per cent of retailers planning to increase the price of products

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