Here’s Why Millennials Are Having Fewer Children
We’ve seen the “fewer children” phenomenon before.
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Stocks & Peace: The Amazing Timing of Korea’s Concord
Mark Galasiewski chats with Bloomberg Daybreak Asia about Korea’s historic meeting in the Demilitarized Zone.
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Stocks Have Slumped. Will Baseball Be Next?
Soaring stocks and record home run seasons go hand-in-glove. What’s the secret behind this curious correlation?
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Overlooked No More
The editor of the 130-year-old National Geographic magazine recently penned a groundbreaking letter of atonement.
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They Can’t Drive 55!
What should you expect to see when mood becomes more negative? Slower speeds and fewer accidents for starters.
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Arrivederci, Roma!
Italy’s March 4th national election campaigns have become mired in xenophobic discourse and cynicism.
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A Tale As Old As Time
A recent IMF study of 300 years of financial history has found crucial support for socionomic theory.
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Socionomists Are Increasingly Certain About Uncertainty
Do negative events cause the future to be less certain? Socionomists believe…
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