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Why People Aren’t Happy | Big Think
“In the United States, around 40 percent of college students report being to depressed to function on most days.”
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COTD: How COVID Changed Day-of-Week Spending
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Follow Your Passion? “What Utter Bullshit!” | Prof G
If you happened to miss it, I highly recommend watching this insightful interview conducted by Michael Smerconish with NYU Professor Scott Galloway. Professor Galloway is an exceptionally intelligent and wise individual, offering up some valuable advice for recent graduates. Smerconish … Continue reading
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U.S. Budget Deficit Nearing 8% Of GDP
The U.S. budget deficit keeps climbing, approaching 8 percent of GDP as the 12-month trailing shortfall reached $2.1 trillion in May. Budget receipts in May were down 20 percent year-on-year, most likely due to lower tax receipts from a slowing … Continue reading
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