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COVID vaccine patents and IPs are slowing down the vaccination process - Vimarsana News

COVID vaccine patents and IPs are slowing down the vaccination process

Claims on the intellectual property of COVID-19 vaccines have slowed down their rollouts, needlessly resulting in the loss of life.

Economists are scared to tell you the good news about the US economy - Vimarsana News

Economists are scared to tell you the good news about the US economy

Stronger consumer growth, more stimulus, COVID-19 vaccines — there's a lot of good news for the US economy. Get ready for a strong year.

What everyone gets wrong about $15 minimum wage increase - Vimarsana News

What everyone gets wrong about $15 minimum wage increase

Not only is taking action to end poverty a moral imperative, but the stated costs of raising the minimum wage are wildly overblown.

A simple regulation would save car buyers hundreds - Vimarsana News

A simple regulation would save car buyers hundreds

One of the most significant purchases for any household is their car. While car prices are transparent and easily negotiable, financing deals are not. Dealers typically mark up financing offers to earn additional revenue.  Lawmakers need to ban mark ups on auto financing and save consumers hundreds of dollars.  Jonathan Gruber, Ph.D, is a professor of Economics at MIT. Tobias Salz is an Assistant Professor at the MIT Economics Department and a Faculty Research Fellow at the NBER. This is an opinion column. The thoughts expressed are those of the authors.  The COVID-19 pandemic has had a de...

COVID-19 relief checks popular among Americans, only controversial in Congress - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 relief checks popular among Americans, only controversial in Congress

72% of voters in four key swing states want Congress to send $1,400 relief checks to bolster the $600 Americans already recieved..