The Future of Longevity
Human longevity is drastically increasing. In the coming years, it seems possible that we will live out our extra years or even dec
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Merit Aid: Not Just for the Middle Class
In fact, students from families making more than $250k a year are more likely to receive merit aid than those making less than half of that.
The Future of Fair Housing and the Promise of Local Journalism
Internet and Statecraft: Brazil and the Future of Internet Governance
Zero to 18 in Just Four Years
Over the past four years, Delaware has been building a PreK-12 education system that includes an early childhood focus with substantial e
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Broad-Based Knowledge or Technical Skills? Employers Say We’ll Take Both – Along With a Few Years of Experience
A recent survey nicely captures the near total lack of agreement on the mix of knowledge and skills today’s college graduates need.
Forget The Wealth Effect
The “wealth effect” concept is remarkably simple: spending increases (decreases) as perceived wealth increases (decreases). When people perc