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If the Michelin Group begins rating newsletters, I think they would classify Monday Morning Economist as an exceptional newsletter that is worthy of a …
Jadrian Wooten
Apr 19
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Cash or Cans?
Food banks are seeing an unprecedented level of demand, but what's the best way you can help?
Jadrian Wooten
Apr 12
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This is my favorite video...
A look at why I started the Economics Media Library and how much we have both grown since then.
Jadrian Wooten
Apr 5
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Cheers to the End of March! 🍻
You have had to endure 5 Mondays this month, which means you've earned a drink later today. At the very least, you've earned a newsletter about drinks.
Jadrian Wooten
Mar 29
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TIMBER!
New home construction is at a 14-year high despite lumber prices increasing 188% from last year. Find out why tree growers aren't all that ecstatic.
Jadrian Wooten
Mar 22
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Exports aren't counted as exports until they arrive at their destination
Containerization revolutionized international trade, but it's currently causing some major headaches around the world.
Jadrian Wooten
Mar 15
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Have you heard of that new restaurant in town?
If you've been ordering food online since the start of the pandemic, you may have noticed a bunch of new restaurants in your area that suddenly appeare…
Jadrian Wooten
Mar 8
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Can K-Pop be Used to Teach Economics?
A look at why I started to be more deliberate about selecting the pop culture I use in my classroom, and why I started with K-Pop.
Jadrian Wooten
Mar 1
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Winner, Winner, Chicken Dinner!
A look at how the pandemic has impacted the market for chicken wings, but also a flashback to the ever increasing consumption of chicken in the US.
Jadrian Wooten
Feb 22
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Wait, roses cost how much?
"Economics by any other name would smell as sweet" Bill Shakespeare (probably)
Jadrian Wooten
Feb 15
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Short Squeeze on Aisle 7
The 1920s aren't all that different than 2020s. The Piggly Wiggly grocery store went through a short squeeze of its own as a way of fighting back again…
Jadrian Wooten
Feb 8
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Going Nuts Looking for Grape-Nuts?
You aren't alone apparently. There's a shortage of Grape-Nut cereal around the world. Why doesn't "classic Econ 101" kick in?
Jadrian Wooten
Feb 1
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