The Optimal Bundle is a student publication run by the Penn State Economics Association’s Print Education Committee.In this edition, our contributors take a look at rent control in Oregon, analyze the market for scooter sharing, debate recent arguments against capitalism, and look at the accuracy of weather forecasts by your local weatherman.
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Editor: Patrick ReillyAssociates: Alex Ferraccio, Jared Anderson, Zachary Shick.
The Optimal Bundle is a student publication run by the Penn State Economics Association’s Print Education Committee.In this edition, our contributors take a look at the future of the cell phone market, debate the effect of government crowding out private businesses, analyze the green new deal, and tell a story of The Onion King.
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The Optimal Bundle is a student publication run by the Penn State Economics Association’s Print Education Committee.In this edition, our contributors look at the questionable future of the current bull market, different sports betting strategies, home sales in the United States, and a more positive outlook for the bull market.
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The Optimal Bundle is a student publication run by the Penn State Economics Association’s Print Education Committee.In this edition, Holden looks at quarterly earning reports, Jared looks at recent employment and wage data, Abeer analyzes sanctions on Iran, and Zach gives his opinion on fiat currency.
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Editor: Patrick ReillyAssociates: Holden Sabato, Jared Anderson, Abeer Alghamdi, and Zachary Shick.Launch the Optimal Bundle
The Optimal Bundle is a student publication run by the Penn State Economics Association’s Print Education Committee.In this edition, our contributors take a look at the victims of the Trump vs China trade war, the competitive landscape of ride sharing companies Uber and Lyft, the future effects of increasing government deficits and a look at President Trump arguing with the Federal Reserve.
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Editor: Patrick ReillyAssociates: Holden Sabato, Jared Anderson, Zachary Shick.October 23rd, 2018
