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Business Startups and Inequality

Posted on 2014/08/11 by LastTechAge

FiveThirtyEight posted on the decline of startups. Who would have thought of Saez-Piketty inequality? New information shows that startup businesses in the U.S. have been following a declining trend since 1977. This was posted by Ben Casselman, chief economics … Continue reading →

Posted in Economics | Tagged Ben Casselman, Brookings Institute, business startups, Casselman, Emmanuel Saez, FiveThirtyEight, Ian Hathaway, inequality, Robert Litan, Startup survival, Thomas Piketty | 2 Comments

Are Tuition Costs Exaggerated?

Posted on 2014/08/09 by LastTechAge

Claims that college tuition rate rises cause problems are wrong. Or are they? Do rising college costs exclude some and force others into crippling loans that weaken their future? Maybe that’s nonsense! Maybe the exact opposite is true – aren’t … Continue reading →

Posted in Education | Tagged Brookings Institute, college debt, College Tuition, David Leonhardt, errors in reported tuition, new york times, student debt, tuition and debt | 1 Comment

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