Economics

While cities have enacted similar policies, New York’s marks the first statewide ban.

The company said the average daily price of renting an Airbnb has jumped 36% in the last three years.

“RT @hannahgabes: I think about this every time I teach automatic stabilizers”

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Children and teens in Utah would lose access to social media apps such as TikTok if they don’t have parental consent and face other restrictions under a first-in-the-nation law designed to shield young people from the addictive platforms.

Key financial differences between the most common ways to own a home.

NYC has seen a rise in Kia and Hyundai thefts.

John Oliver discusses cryptocurrency, three of the biggest crypto companies to collapse over the past year, and what to do when your office is giving off “cr...

And are these rental boogeymen actually to blame?

New Census Bureau data show that for the first time since 2015 more than half of all renter households have reported struggling to pay their housing costs.

Is the millennial homeownership situation as bad as it seems?

Recessions, debt, soaring home prices, climbing mortgage rates: Millennials have been screwed over by the housing market, and the future looks bleak.

Spikes in material costs have added $18,500 to the price of an average new single-family home. Plus, the industry is struggling to hire.

Millennials added seven million homeowners in the last five years, more than any other generation. Now, almost 52% of Millennials own homes.

Our analysis of premiums and payouts in California, Illinois, Texas and Missouri shows that some major insurers charge minority neighborhoods as much as 30 percent more than other areas with similar accident costs.

And are these rental boogeymen actually to blame?

This session features delightful new picture books, copyrighted 2018-2023, that can be used to teach economics and personal finance.

Learn how to use children’s literature to engage students as they discover how others faced challenges dealing with choices and scarcity.

Economics can be entertaining! Learn how to engage students as they make connections between literature and the visual arts.

A sinking ship, a financial crisis and global pandemics are sure to interest students as they learn about making choices under scarcity.

Shares of Chipotle jumped after the company's earnings and revenue beat Wall Street's expectations.

Consumer-facing companies reported earnings increases powered by price hikes.

Worksheet – Price discrimination, Oligopoly Related news article: PG&E monthly bills could jump for many customers due to new state law (SiliconValley.com, April 13, 2023) Summary: This worksheet could be used for in-class or homework practice. Students will be asked to read a short article abou...

Worksheet – Types of goods, Common resources Related news article: This popular snorkeling spot on Maui has been ‘overused’ from tourists, scientists warn (USA Today, April 14, 2023) Summary: This worksheet could be used for in-class or homework practice. Students will be asked to read a short ar...

Worksheet – Externalities Related news article: This Nigerian school accepts plastic bottles as school fees (Quartz, April 5, 2023) Summary: This worksheet could be used for in-class or homework practice. Students will be asked to read a short article about the Recycles Pay Educational Project in...

Private companies' rent-seeking behavior has kept Americans from accessing a simpler and cost-effective tax filing system, resulting in wasted resources for tax filers.

Every girl should feel confident making personal financial decisions How you earn, spend, save, and think about money is all part of becoming who you are. Learning about student loans, credit cards…

Altar bread was once made by hundreds of communities of nuns across the US. Now, a for-profit company controls nearly the entire market.

Get the 5-minute newsletter keeping 2M+ innovators in the loop: https://clickhubspot.com/9svNuns have earned money all sorts of ways over the years: from tea...

If you're expecting a tax refund, it could be smaller than last year. And with inflation still high, that money won’t go as far as it did a year ago. The more than 101 million taxpayers who had filed as of April 7 got refunds that were an average of 9.3% less than last year. That's in part due to pandemic relief programs expiring. The filing deadline for most taxpayers is Tuesday, though it has been extended for eight states that were hard hit by severe weather. According to the most recent IRS data, the average refund is $2,878, down from $3,175. That's a difference of more than $300.