Christmas Tree Economics, Explained
Economists dive into the financial impact of Christmas trees—real and artificial alike—on the U.S.
Stories by Jay L. Zagorsky
Jay L. Zagorsky is a professor at Boston University's Questrom School of Business.
America’s Rights to Bear Fireworks Are Growing
State restrictions are loosening, prices are dropping—but injuries are climbing
How Do We Know the Zika Virus Will Cost the World $3.5 Billion?
An economist examines how we put a price tag on Zika and other health catastrophes