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Male Malaise Is Not Just About "the Culture" - The American Conservative - Vimarsana News

Male Malaise Is Not Just About "the Culture" - The American Conservative

Big Business and Big Education have a hand in our boys’ failure to thrive.

Comment: Why are we working less but still burned out? - Vimarsana News

Comment: Why are we working less but still burned out?

Hint: It may not be about the hours we work but how we’re spending our time when we’re not working.

Fall River Good Samaritans Help Older Gentleman Change a Tire - Vimarsana News

Fall River Good Samaritans Help Older Gentleman Change a Tire

A group of Good Samaritans did not hesitate to assist with helping an old gentleman change his tire.

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Sovereign Debt Management in a Changed World: Economics, Politics & Finance (Reunions Panel) - Vimarsana News

Sovereign Debt Management in a Changed World: Economics, Politics & Finance (Reunions Panel)

Join us for a Princeton faculty-alumni panel discussion on managing sovereign debt in the post-pandemic context. Open to all Princeton Reunions attendees. Hosted by the JRCPPF Alumni Forum. Registration required   Mark Aguiar is the Walker Professor of Economics and International Finance and Director of the International Economics Section, at Princeton University. As a macroeconomist, he studies emerging market business cycles, sovereign debt, the political economy of capital taxation, growth, and linkages between labor, consumption, and inequality. His recent work on sovereign debt concerns ...

Upwards Leisure Mobility: Americans Work Less and Have More LeisureTime than Ever Before - Vimarsana News

Upwards Leisure Mobility: Americans Work Less and Have More LeisureTime than Ever Before

While Congress focuses on income inequality, new research showsthat lower-income Americans have disproportionately benefited froman increase in leisure time over the past generation.