Farmers are getting less of what we pay for food, research from 61 countries around the world finds. That has pros and cons, say the researchers.

A new study argues for a utilitarian approach to curbing carbon emissions, one that focuses on well-being rather than GDP.

An economist breaks down just how bad inflation could get in the United States and explains how fearing inflation can actually bring it about.

A economist explains why rising inflation is becoming a concern in the United States, what drives it, and what might work to prevent major problems.

"...organisms such as fungi can exhibit competitive behavior similar to that in markets involving sophisticated human participants."

A new book explores the emergence of both racial slavery and capitalism in American history, and how the legacy of that link haunts us today.

An accounting professor ranks the most tax-efficient financial moves for young people beginning their careers. Top pick? Health savings accounts.

How do people's marriage choices affect the labor market, and ultimately gender wage gaps and income inequality?

India's ambitious target of 450 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity by 2030 could go even further, say three economists.

A new report offers recommendations for how to prevent the US supply chain from facing the same issues in the future that it has during the COVID-19 pandemic.