SciencesPo's Undergraduate Economics Magazine
The coronavirus crisis provides an opportunity to rethink and rebuild the American economy, while helping the most vulnerable adapt to a ‘new normal.’ Despite our tendency to sing that we’re all in this together, the most vulnerable communities have been […]
Let us convince you with greek letters, lots of them. A year ago, when we penned the inaugural installment of this report, it was still funny (and not wildly insensitive) to “toilet-paper” a house, many countries’ economies were sailing towards […]
Louis Noirault traces the optimal path to a carbon tax given the current state of academic research on energy policy. “American energy policy must balance environmental protection with economic growth in order to encourage innovation, discovery, and prosperity”– The website […]
Isabela Sartori sat down with the Brazilian politican Daniel José to talk about the Partido Novo movement, what it is like to be in politics, and José’s hopes for Brazil’s future. Much is said about Brazilian politics: corrupt, polarized, and […]
What links a dead man hanging from the Blackfriars Bridge, shrewd bankers, and the Vatican Church? The Catholic Church has a clear social doctrine based on the fight against poverty and the demonization of money’s corrupting influence. Still, it is […]
We need to go far beyond debt restructuring to support Global South nations in stabilizing their economies and health care systems. After years of neoliberalism stripping public services bare, many African countries do not have the means to cope under […]
Fear is testing many communities. we are not at war against other humans, but “we are at war” against a novel coronavirus, as stated by Emmanuel Macron, the French president, in his nation-wide speech on 16th March. Covid-19 continues to […]
This article is a part of a series of articles dedicated to questioning the use of classical economic theory during the Coronavirus crisis. “It’s OK to make a profit. But there is a line.” Those were the words used by […]
