The global movement toward carbon pricing is partial and halting, but real.
As the population ages, it seems plausible that more people will rely on long-term care.
A few months ago, I ran across a comment from a K-12 educator talking about students who had fallen behind during the pandemic.
A common complaint against economists is that their theories place an emphasis on competition, when instead they should encourage cooperation and altruism.
There’s a widespread concern that the spread of new artificial intelligence technologies might cause substantial job loss in certain areas.