population healthContext: Late-life disability has been declining in the United States since the 1980s. This study provides the first comprehensive investigation into the reasons for this trend. Methods: The study draws on evidence from two sources: original data analyses and reviews of existing ...
Why productivity growth is declining in advanced economies Two waves have dragged down productivity growth by 1.9 percentage points on average across countries since the mid-2000s (Exhibit 3). The waning of a boom that began in the 1990s with the first information and communications technology (IC...
1. Paid Social Media Is More Cost-Effective Sure, paid social media costs money. But that doesn’t make it less cost-effective than organic social. In fact, weighing up the effort involved (and the results you can generate), it’s actually more cost-effective. In 2025, platforms like Ti...
Widening income inequality and so-called "deaths of despair" may be taking a toll on life expectancy.
Youth substance use is declining internationally, but the reasons are not well understood. This means that we are poorly placed to capitalize on these trends for public health benefit. Efforts to solve this puzzle, and reduce substance-related harm, are hampered by the single-substance approach ...
Japanese policymakers are still unsatisfied with the economic recovery. Falling oil prices have pushed inflation measures lower.
American business is struggling under the pressures of a new and unfamiliar business environment. Foreign competition, deregulation, mergers and bankruptcies have become facts of life for American business. From the world view, we have fulfilled the futu
Solana’s decline occurred in the wake of US President Donald Trump’s April 2, “Liberation Day” tariffs. The escalation in trade tensions led investors tomove away from riskier assets, including cryptocurrencies like SOL, in favor of safer investments. ...
Colleges don't always review social media, and doing so can help or hurt a student's odds of admission.
An improving U.S. labor market is luring millennials away from the classroom and back into the workforce. College enrollment in the spring semester fell nearly 2 percent from a year ago, to 18.6 million, according todatareleased this week by the nonprofit National Student Clearinghouse Research ...