Equilibrium

Contributing Writer: Jonathan Tong | May, 2024 The onset of the pandemic came with an exodus in office use. America’s ten largest cities saw their office utilization rates decrease by 80% as companies quickly adopted work-from-home …

Contributing Writer: Marissa Stolt | May, 2024 After weeks of battling what seemed like a common cold that would go away without medical intervention, Maria Clark contemplated visiting Urgent Care for treatment. As a low-income individual …

Contributing Writer: Genevieve Goetz  | May, 2024 “Give a man a fish and feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and feed him for a lifetime. There are a lot of assumptions …

Contributing Writer: Urmika Banerjee | May, 2024 Introduction  Public health and medical care is a very diverse concept. There is an important connection between consumer behaviour in public health. People tend to look for different things …

Contributing Writer: Shloka Mohanty | May, 2024 Economic transactions often entail an inherent information and control asymmetry between parties involved, with one side possessing greater insight and authority. Asymmetric information is particularly pronounced in lending scenarios, …

Contributing Writer: Wyatt Broscious | May, 2024 Background: Dr. Cody Kallen is an Economist, working at the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System in the International Finance division. He graduated with a PhD …