Dec 12 2022

Exploring the Profitability of the FIFA World Cup: A Look at the Economic Impact of Soccer’s Biggest Event

The FIFA World Cup is the biggest event in international soccer, and it is also one of the most lucrative events in sports. The tournament generates billions of dollars in revenue, and it has a significant impact on the economies of the countries that host it. In this article, we will explore the economics of […]

Nov 29 2020

Millennials and Gen Z Forced Back Home: 52% of 18- to 29-year-olds live at Home with their Parents, the Highest Percentage Dating Back 120 Years.

Younger Americans face a daunting jobs market. Covid-19 has crushed the employment market especially with entry level positions and internships which are typically used as platforms into full-time career opportunities. The Class of 2020 has graduated into the worst economy in modern history. While some sectors in the economy are hiring, these jobs are a […]

Jun 28 2020

Millennials never recovered fully since the Great Recession and now Covid-19 is bringing a painful economic reckoning. Half of US households own no stock.

While the pandemic has caused unrelenting and blistering damage in every segment of our economy, the pain is simply not distributed equally. Many of our essential workers are in the least secure jobs, with weak healthcare support, low wages, and ultimately are in jobs that keep them financially stuck while risking their health. What is […]

Mar 21 2020

A surge of unemployment claims is coming from the COVID-19 outbreak: A record 2 million plus people have filed for unemployment.

The COVID-19 outbreak has jarred an 11-year bull market into a sudden downturn and what looks to be a recession. What is more startling is that we are now anticipating a record number of unemployment claims hitting the system that even dwarfs what was seen during the Great Depression. Various reports show that unemployment claims […]

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