This is my favorite assignment from #Math530. I was reminded that I should never ever start an assignment that requires a skill which I am still learning (using R) the night before it is due and rely on a brief conference period to finish my discussion. Thank you Ms. Greenberg!!
Princeton University announced that undergrads whose household income is under $100,000 will not have to pay tuition or room and board beginning in fall 2023. 25% of the student body is expected to benefit.
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Interesting article about the strength of the U.S. dollar versus gold considering recent economic pressures (especially inflation in reaction to low industrial production and high unemployment rates) #Math530.
Gold steadied after plunging to its lowest level in two years, as economic news from the US increased the likelihood of prolonged monetary tightening and stoked fears of recession https://t.co/UyZLNgqMD2
I wonder what factors and steps are taken to calculate which interest rates would best suit the current economy. What factors are qualitative and quantitative? #Math530.
This makes me wonder if certain jobs will be more flexible in the future. Also, do employees output the same amount of production remotely versus in-person settings? #Math530.
The number of Americans working remotely more than tripled in 2021 from 2019, according to new federal data, and the trend shows signs of persisting this year https://t.co/JAMmVPXwaf
The number of Americans working remotely more than tripled in 2021 from 2019, according to new federal data, and the trend shows signs of persisting this year https://t.co/JAMmVPXwaf
Testing out RStudio! Learned how to select and display particular information from data sets and also customized this histogram (such as axis titles, colors). #Math530.
Recently accepted at EJ: โAre Women Held to Higher Standards? Evidence from Peer Reviewโ by Erin Hengel https://t.co/ucXSiK9rXh @OUPEconomics @RoyalEconSoc@erinhengel#EconTwitter