Alternative High Frequency Data
Alternative High Frequency Data
By Dr. John Stapleford
September 30, 2020
Economic data for states and metropolitan areas are released by the Federal government with a lag of one month to two quarters. So, business economists are always hunting for more high fre...
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Energy Lawsuit Wastes Taxpayer Money
Energy Lawsuit Wastes Taxpayer Money
By David T. Stevenson
September 23, 2020
Delaware's Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against conventional energy companies, including Exxon Mobil, claiming they fraudulently covered up their contribution to ma...
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Student Test Scores are Color-Blind
Student Test Scores are Color-Blind
By Dr. John Stapleford
August 21, 2020
New research reveals that student proficiency test scores for White, Black, and Hispanic eighth graders rise and fall together depending on the overall socio-economic status wit...
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New fuel economy standards provide safer, less expensive vehicle
New "Fuel Economy Standards" provide safer, less expensive vehicles
By David T. Stevenson
July 30, 2020
The U.S. Department of Transportation, and the Environmental Protection Agency have released a new final fuel economy rule for passenger c...
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Long term trends
Long term trends
By Dr. John Stapleford
July 23, 2020
With funding from...
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Flawed Assumptions throughout DE's Climate Action Plan
Flawed Assumptions throughout DE's Climate Action Plan
By David T. Stevenson
July 16, 2020
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A Public Service Announcement to the Carney Administration: Open Delaware NOW
A Public Service Announcement to the Carney Administration: Open Delaware NOW
By Dr. Christopher Casscells
Date: July 9, 2020
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People vote with their dollars
People vote with their dollars
By David T. Stevenson
June 23, 2020
Environmental groups claim widespread support for...
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Delaware’s Economic Gap
Delaware's Economic Gap
By Dr. John Stapleford
June 11, 2020
As shown in the char...
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Latest on Covid in Delaware
Did Delaware "flatten the curve?"
By Matt Lenzini
June 9, 2020
"Flatten the curve" – the phrase has become an imbedded part of the American lexicon. Delawareans were asked to help "flatten the curve" in mid-March.
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