Business & Economics

When inflation slows, prices are still increasing but at a lower rate, and wage growth often makes up for both, says an expert

It’s an American tradition, but as consumers are being asked to tip more often—and sometimes in advance—they are finding gratuities harder to navigate

A trip to a shopping district in Ghana prompted her study of the inequities faced by the migrant women and girls who work there

The economic choices people make when they donate are often complicated

Graduate student Jazmine Richardson aims to address health inequities and become a ‘transformative leader with heart’

Increased state intervention in the Chinese economy has led to productivity declines, creating a cascading effect, says an expert

Fletcher alum Alice Finn explains how to widen your world and find peace of mind by mastering your finances

An urban planner argues that the downward spiral that some U.S. cities face is not inevitable, but requires active efforts to avoid

A Fletcher School course studies the myriad ways people make—and hide—money through informal and underground finance

Despite the recurring high-stakes debt ceiling negotiations, the U.S. debt relative to GDP is projected to keep growing over the next decade—this is why it...