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To teach her high-school students about economics, Rachel Money has them play a modified game of Monopoly. Some come away angry. im-43904638.jpeg

To teach her high-school students about economics, Rachel Money has them play a modified game of Monopoly. Some come away angry.

Amit Nayak 19/09/2025
For Rachel Money, the economic system is more than the definitions. It’s about giving her students the...
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Stephen Miran argues for aggressive interest-rate cuts in his first television interview since taking the job, signaling he is likely to stay closely aligned with President Trump’s demands for lower rates im-32065147.jpeg

Stephen Miran argues for aggressive interest-rate cuts in his first television interview since taking the job, signaling he is likely to stay closely aligned with President Trump’s demands for lower rates

Amit Nayak 19/09/2025
The newest Fed governor breaks ranks with board members, saying he doesn’t see inflation from tariffs. Source...
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The Fed’s rate cut will likely reduce U.S. borrowing costs for short-term Treasury bills, but annual interest expense won’t shrink much im-27702622.jpeg

The Fed’s rate cut will likely reduce U.S. borrowing costs for short-term Treasury bills, but annual interest expense won’t shrink much

Amit Nayak 19/09/2025
The move will likely reduce U.S. borrowing costs for short-term Treasury bills, but annual interest expense won’t...
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The Bank of Japan said it would begin selling its stockholdings, a move seen as a step further in monetary policy normalization and a sign of confidence in the economy im-53685790.jpeg

The Bank of Japan said it would begin selling its stockholdings, a move seen as a step further in monetary policy normalization and a sign of confidence in the economy

Amit Nayak 19/09/2025
The central bank left its policy rate unchanged and announced plans to reduce its holdings of exchange-traded...
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