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Determining how to allocate supplies and produce equipment requires strategy at a massive scale, but individual actions also greatly matter.

Medicare for All has been a contentious issue in the coming election. Highlighting its downside, Dean Katherine Baicker talks about her research on alternative insurance plans.

Property taxes have benefits and drawbacks for local governments, and Worthington provides details regarding how taxation affects both individuals and governments. As she puts it, there is no one "perfect" tax.

Democratic primaries have increasingly become more divisive. Fouirnaies' research points out the detrimental effect in the absence of a consensus candidate.

Delayed residential property tax notices led to inflated property tax bills in Detroit. Berry points out the inequities in Detroit’s property tax system.

The gender wage gap has been attributed to career choices made by women but the study by Professor Dan Black shows college majors chosen play as important a role.