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The so-called ‘bro bubble’ — the testosterone-fueled rally in cryptocurrencies and other speculative tech stocks — is popping, and one strategist identifies the key lines in the sand for ...

Using 1996–2012 data from the US Patent and Trademark Office, we showed a correlation between parental income and the likelihood of obtaining a patent (see Chart 1). Among those whose parents’ ...

The academic economist’s dry prose usually benefits from an evocative metaphor. But we would all be better off if Adam Smith had skipped the bit about “the invisible hand.” He meant little, if ...