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Selling Health
Written by Atish Sawant   

YER_S09_Page_28_Image_0001There has always seemed to be an inherent ethical conflict in advertising medications. Why should companies have to advertise their drugs? Shouldn’t success come from the curing of patients rather than the creativity of an advertising executive?

 
Why the Developed World Ought to Save More
Written by Rahma Ahmed   

YER_S09_Page_08_Image_0001A 2008 study from the University of Venice provides evidence of a growing trend: that the developed world is saving less and less.

 
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Apple iPad: Innovation?

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Does the Minimum Drinking Age Save Lives?

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Since the enactment of the 21 year old minimum drinking age teen traffic fatalities have been steadily declining. But has this decline been caused by the federal law?
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The Supply and Demand of College Admissions

YER_S09_Page_06_Image_0003Three economists model the supply and demand for college admissions and reveal that higher admissions standards may not always correspond to higher quality institutions.

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