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  • 5 Dating Tips for Those Interested in True, Long-Lasting Love

    5 Dating Tips for Those Interested in True, Long-Lasting Love1

    While recently scrolling through headlines, I came across one proclaiming, “How to be charming on a date.” Clicking on it, I found five tips, complete with detailed explanations of how to carry out this charm. These are summarized below: Be well-dressed – Be stylish, but simple. Avoid trends, choosing instead clothing items which put you

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  • Why It Matters That Teens Are Reading Less

    Why It Matters That Teens Are Reading Less0

    Most of us spend much more time with digital media than we did a decade ago. But today’s teens have come of age with smartphones in their pockets. Compared to teens a couple of decades ago, the way they interact with traditional media like books and movies is fundamentally different. My co-authors and I analyzed

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  • The Growth of the World’s Middle Class May Be the Greatest Story of Our Age

    The Growth of the World’s Middle Class May Be the Greatest Story of Our Age0

    • August 30, 2018

    A woman who woke up from a thirty-year coma in 2018 would be forgiven if she looked around and came to believe our world is falling apart. Cable news and social media are a steady drumbeat of negativity. There is a sense the world is not right. Russian collusion. Xenophobia. Antifa. Unite the Right. Stormy

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  • Undermining the Independence of the Fed is a Terrible Idea

    Undermining the Independence of the Fed is a Terrible Idea0

    President Trump is known for expressing his views openly, without mincing his words. He has shown in many occasions that he doesn’t care about political correctness, an attribute that has allowed him to gain the support of millions of Americans. But being politically incorrect isn’t always a virtue, especially when it implies making unreasonable statements

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  • Will Downton Abbey’s Gender Problem Be Solved in the 21st Century?

    Will Downton Abbey’s Gender Problem Be Solved in the 21st Century?0

    A British aristocrat has daughters but no sons, thus his title and estate must pass to a distant male relative. It’s the classic plot device in many famous stories – ranging from Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice to the TV show Downton Abbey. And it’s still the law of the land in Great Britain, but

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  • Why High Voter Participation is Overrated

    Why High Voter Participation is Overrated0

    Elections in free and open societies are often judged on voter participation rates. Pundits and scholars point to cases of poor voter turnout to support claims that our democracy is slowly decaying. This view is flawed. Voters are often uninformed, and higher voter turnout would do nothing to address this problem.   Voters are regular

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