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The Psychology of Luxury Brands

The Psychology of Luxury Brands

Anivartin Daga, Staff Writer March 7, 2025

Why does a $7,000 Louis Vuitton bag create more demand than a $70 bag you can buy on Amazon? According to the law of demand, which states that the demand for the product is inversely proportional to the price of the product, demand...

A Dysfunctional Supply Chain and its Effects

A Dysfunctional Supply Chain and its Effects

Karina Shah, Contributing Writer October 27, 2023

One of the greatest things about a capitalistic society is that consumers almost always have access to the commodities they want. However, we often do not think about the complicated processes, with numerous individuals involved,...

Ken Griffin Has More Money Than You (and Me)

Sahaj Jhajharia, Staff Writer October 27, 2023

Whether you’re interested in finance or not, Ken Griffin is a name that's hard to avoid. As the founder and CEO of Citadel Securities, he has redefined the markets by building an empire based on hedge funds, asset management...

No Such Thing as a Waste of a Job

No Such Thing as a Waste of a Job

Richie Rosen, Staff Writer May 5, 2023

As I sit down to write this, I find myself in the midst of a struggle that college first-years have faced since the dawn of time: finding a summer job. My parents have made it abundantly clear that, yes, they love me, but being...

US Banking Crisis: What in the World Happened to SVB?

Richie Rosen, Staff Writer April 14, 2023

You might have forgotten already, but on March 10, the United States experienced the second-biggest banking failure in the country's history. Maybe I should write that again just to hammer the point home: in its history. The dramatic...

The Fed’s Word Is Not Gospel

Richie Rosen, Staff Writer November 18, 2022

On Wednesday, Nov. 2, the Federal Reserve boldly went where it hasn’t gone since the financial crisis of 2008. In its latest Federal Open Market Committee meeting, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell announced that the United States...

What’s Eating Netflix?

What’s Eating Netflix?

Edward Zhang, Staff Writer May 6, 2022

Netflix’s stock has been in freefall ever since they reported their first quarter earnings for the 2022 fiscal year over two weeks ago. After initially falling by around 35% following the disappointing results, the stock has...

The Pernicious Student Debt Forbearance

The Pernicious Student Debt Forbearance

Edward Zhang, Staff Writer April 15, 2022

President Joe Biden extended the federal student loan interest payment and collection pause period yet again on April 6, marking the sixth prolongment of the freeze in the last two years. In a Department of Education press release,...

America’s Big Debt Problem

Edward Zhang, Staff Writer April 8, 2022

America has a big problem, and it’s getting bigger with each passing day — not a historically unfamiliar or abstract problem, but one well-studied as a destroyer of great nations; even great republics similar to ours have...

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