A 16 year old argues how economics can be used to both diagnose and treat the problem of traffic jams in modern society.
How could we curb Venezuela’s hyperinflation?
A 16 year old offers his thoughts on how the plague of hyperinflation can be curbed in Venezuela.
Why central banks should target 4% inflation
A 16 year old argues why central banks around the world should target a 4% inflation rate, rather than the 2% targeted currently.
Scandinavia is not a socialist triumph
A 15 year old argues why the success of Scandinavia should not be taken as a triumph for socialism.
Could the FTSE 100 see new highs post-referendum?
A 15 year old argues why the FTS E 100 could potentially reach new highs after the UK’s referendum on its EU membership.
Capitalism has hit a crossroads
A 15 year old argues why capitalism in its current form is unsustainable and needs to change.
Would it really be that bad?
A 15 year old argues why the effects of a Brexit would not be as severe as the Remain campaign claim.
Want companies to change? Make them
A 15 year old argues that we can take a company’s direction into our own hands using product stewardship.
How did finance lose its way?
A 15 year old explains where exactly finance went wrong.
The American Dream: Detroit’s resuscitation
A 15 year old explains the economic policies needed to restore Detroit from its state of dilapidation.
Should our economies take the road less travelled?
A 15 year old argues why the USA is heading down the same economic road as Japan.
President Trump: A nightmare for Americans
A 15 year old argues why a Donald Trump presidency could be catastrophic to the US economy.
