Student Guest Posts on supplysideliberal.com

Winter Semester, 2014

• Enkhjargal Lkhagvajav: John Taylor is Wrong—Inequality *Is* Holding Back the Recovery
• Jessica Hammer: The World Poverty Situation is Better Than You Think
• Joseph Simon: Detroit Continues Its Comeback
• Kathryn Schultz: Consumer Debt in the Short Run and in the Long Run
• Zane Salem: How to Boost US Exports
• Jessica Hammer: Venezuela’s Deadly Struggle
• Haozhao Zhang: The US Should Counter Russia’s Natural Gas Weapon With Its Own
• Chris Chegash: College Athletes Deserve a Better Deal
• Chenrui Gao: It’s Time to Let Direct Selling Disrupt Our Expensive System of Car Dealerships
• Yuan Tian: Will the Real Estate Bubble Burst in China?
• Dimitry Slavin: U.S. Stocks Are Not in a Bubble and Here’s Why
• Pranav Krishnan: Fighting European Deflation with Negative Interest Rates
• Max Huppertz—The Decline in Labor Force Participation: Speed Bump, Hysteresis, or “I, Robot”?
• Chris Chegash: Michigan Should Fix Its Potholes
• Fanglue Zhou: The Market for Cars in China
• Wei Zhu: The Sharing Economy
• Wei Zhu: Zipper Projects in China

Winter Semester, 2015

• Jonathan Zimmermann—Swiss Franc Shock: Time to Take Advantage of Return Policies
• Hojoon Kim: Will Mobile Payment Apps Replace Cash in the Near Future?
  
• Dan Miller: Sleep as a Strategic Resource
  
• Christopher Skehan: Everyone Needs a Vacation
• Jonathan Zimmermann: The Quest for Uselessness
• David Farnum: The Real (Estate) Cost of Student Debt
  
• Chris Rockwell: Has  a Master’s Degree Become a Negative Job Market Signal?
• Yichuan Wang: Did Dish Distort the Auction?
  
• Yichuan Wang on Narayana Kocherlakota and coauthors’ “Market-Based Probabilities: A Tool for Policymakers”
  
• Dan Miller: Penny Wise and Pound Foolish
  
• Linda Sun: Change Airbags to Axes to Save Lives
  
• Congyi Liu: America Should Join the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
  
• Yichuan Wang: Stocks for the Long Run—Still a Wild Ride
  
• Tor Martinsen: The Hyperloop is Coming
  
• Jaewon Lee: Lobbying vs. Bribery
  
• Veda Boykin: Racial Inequality in Household Wealth—A Long Time in the Making
  
• Jake Weimar’s Rallying Cry for Electronic Money
  
• Israel Diego: Inflation Expectations of the Well-Educated and Not-So-Well-Educated
• Jordan Anderson: Fixing the Tech Gender Disparity
  
• Jonathan Zimmermann: Making College Rankings More Useful
  

Fall Semester, 2015

• Patrick Goodney: The Fed Should Raise Its Target Rate Before the End of 2015
  
• Mackenzie Wolfgram: Why the $15 Minimum Wage is Bad for the Poor
  
• Anand Jetha: Slow Progress in Battery Technology Will Hold Back Electric Cars
  
• Cyrus Anderson: Hot Property in China
  
• Farqani Mohd Noor: Malaysia Should Maintain a Flexible Exchange Rate for Monetary Independence
  
• Mehul Gaur: Bernie Sanders’s Financial Transactions Tax is a Bad Idea
  
• Hannah Katz: The Pros and Cons of Tipping Culture
  
• Jong Beom Park-The $28 Trillion Per Year Woman: Benefits of Full Participation of Women in the World Economy
  
• Woo Chul Ro: Affirmative Action by US Colleges is Troubling, But Still a Net Plus for Social Justice
  
• Anand Jetha: Diamonds are Not Your Best Friend
  
• Mehul Gaur: India Should Follow Guatemala’s Lead in Getting International Help to Fight Corruption
  
• Patrick Goodney: Peak Car is Near, But Not Yet
  
• Adam Aldeen: The US Should Attack the Root Cause of Companies Relabeling Themselves as Foreign by Ending Its Taxation of Income Earned Overseas
  
• Nicholas Pauze: The University of Missouri Protest Shows the Role Money Plays in Social Change
  
• Mackenzie Wolfgram: Capital Lease Accounting is Honest Accounting. Operating Lease Accounting is Not
  
• Cyrus Anderson: Making a Market Where None Exists, Google-Style
  
• Matthew Hoffman–Corporations Are Not Bluffing: They Are Moving Out
  
• Jong Beom Park: Brexit Is a Bad Idea for Both Economic and Security Reasons
  
• Scott Aldworth: Credit Scores for Micro-Loans from Phone Use Patterns
  
• Woo Chul Ro: Is a US University Education Worth It for Foreign Students?
  
• Vamika Bajaj–Chuck Grassley and Dick Durbin are Wrong: The US Needs More H1B Visas
  
• Anand Jetha: Cutting the Cable Is Not All That
  
• Julian Smith: Why Tech Companies Don’t Want to Go Public
• Mayumi Matsushita: Social Networks and Terrorism
  
• Ningxing Zhang: The Policy Mistakes that Led to Terrible Air Pollution in Beijing
  
• Mackenzie Wolfgram: The Key to the First Wave of Welfare Benefits from Animal Cloning is the Cloning of Studs
  
• Matthew Vallade: Money Can Buy Happiness If You Know How
  
• Siyuan Liu: Netflix’s Secret Weapon
  
• Alex Fedder–Competing Illusions: Organic and Non-GMO

Winter Semester, 2016

• Suparit Suwanik: Putting Paper Currency In Its Proper Place
  
• August Klatt: Is the NFL Trying to Hide Something by Injecting Bias into Head Injury Science?
  
• Darwin Hadley: Americans Moving to Europe for Free Tuition
  
• Taehyun Nam: South Korea on the Road to a Cashless Society
  
• William Wagner III: Scientific Cheating
  
• Ki Bum Kim: The Economic Craziness of Korean Marriages
  
• Zhi Ying Lin: Why Are People So Upset About Uber’s Surge Pricing–And Should They Be?
  
• August Klatt: The Luck of the Draw
  
• Jacob Barnard: The Great Inversion
  
• Ryan Silverman–$15 Federal Minimum Wage: Positive Intentions, Negative Results
  
• Suparit Suwanik: Hope for a Phase-out of the 500 Euro Note
  
• Andrew Cuatto: Deus Ex Helicopter–Not
  
• David Pagnucco: The Eurozone and the Impossible Trinity