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… 1998, renewed calls for Irish reunification, and growing economic inequality all provide potential sources of renewed …

… Poor Countries Need to Think Twice About Social Distancing … Poor … dramatic disruptions to their daily lives and substantial economic losses based on the reasoning that slowing the … to millions dead, an outcome far worse than the deepest economic recession imaginable. In other words, social …

… Inclusion Economics Yale , based at Yale University’s Economic Growth Center and The Whitney and Betty MacMillan Center for … on gender as it relates to labor economics and broader economic empowerment; political economy and governance; and …

… Developing the South Asia Library Collections … Developing the South Asia Library Collections For the first … Collection. … South Asian Studies Council … /southasia/developing-south-asia-library-collections … Developing the …

… Along the Color Line: Economic … Along the Color Line: Economic The Crisis Citation Information: “Along the Color Line: Economic,” The Crisis, v. 1, n. 1, November, 11, 1910. …

… Perspective: Aligning Health and Economic Priorities Makes Sense—If We Choose the Right Ones … … economic and health challenges. After decades of economic growth following World War II, many economies began to slow … leading to less favorable terms of trade for the developing countries that were economically dependent upon …

… Mesurado Beach: A Small African Slave Trade Factory and Its Global Legacy Today … Mesurado Beach: A Small African Slave Trade Factory and Its Global Legacy Today … Slavery, Resistance, and Abolition … /glc/mesurado-beach-small-african-slave-trade-factory-and-its-global-legacy-today …

… Yale’s William Nordhaus wins 2018 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences … Yale’s William Nordhaus wins 2018 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences William Nordhaus ’63 B.A., ’72 M.A., … of Business. Nordhaus’ research has focused on economic growth and natural resources, the economics of climate …