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Articles by Andrew Moran

Are Digital Currencies the Money of the Future?

By now, you may have learned about the success of bitcoin. There has been a lot of talk over the… Read More

Supply and Demand: It’s Basic Economics

Have you walked through a supermarket and wondered why oranges, beef, and a box of Oreo cookies are priced the… Read More

Political Spending: Does More Money Mean More Votes?

Politics is expensive, and fundraising is a huge part of winning a seat in Congress or the Oval Office. When… Read More

Baseball and Economics: Part II

There is a lot that baseball can teach us about economics. In part one, we looked at creative destruction, subjective… Read More

Baseball and Economics: Part I

Baseball is a game of failure; you are going to groundout, flyout, and strikeout more than you are going to… Read More

Bubblemania: The Great American Everything Bubble

Congratulations. You are living through one of the most prosperous times in American history. This is stage three of a… Read More

What is Interest?

Everybody is a borrower and a lender in today’s economy. Every time a person uses a credit card, they are… Read More

What Is Credit and How Is It Used?

It seems like everything is put on credit these days. From lunch and movie tickets to paying for a college… Read More

National Debt: Will It Continue to Grow?

You have probably heard by now that the national debt is the biggest it has ever been and that it’s… Read More

America’s Economy: How It Works

The United States is the world’s largest economy, recording a national output of $21.526 trillion. Private companies produce goods and… Read More

Trump’s New Tariffs

President Donald Trump suddenly tweeted this week that he would be putting tariffs on steel and aluminum exports from Argentina… Read More

Zimbabwe and Inflation: Can New Money Solve the Country’s Problems?

Ten years ago, Zimbabwe stopped printing its own money because the currency had lost its value. The situation was so… Read More