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Independent investigations and critical analyses across economics, science, ethics, and the humanities.
8 Research Writings
Economics
3 WritingsGlobal Economics
China’s Strong Yuan and Reserve Currency Ambitions
China is favoring a ‘strong yuan’. “Chinese President Xi Jinping has explicitly revealed his ambition to make the yuan a second key global reserve currency”, reported Chosun Daily. This is p…
Read Research →Macroeconomics
China’s Trade-In Policy and Domestic Consumption
China’s domestic market has been sluggish, primarily caused by a downturn in the real estate sector and low consumer confidence. As a solution, the Chinese government introduced the ‘Trade-i…
Read Research →Microeconomics
The Economic Effects of Minimum Wage Increases
The federal minimum wage in the USA of $7.25 has not changed for 15 years. While the need for a minimum wage increase has been proposed, 21 states in the USA have increased their minimum wag…
Read Research →Science & Humanities
5 WritingsHistory of Science & Ethics
Fritz Haber: Scientific Achievement and Ethical Responsibility
Did Fritz Haber’s achievement in developing ammonia synthesis outweigh his wrongdoing in developing poison gas?
Read Research →Chemistry
The Effect of Water Hardness on EDTA Titration
A Study of the Effect of Water Hardness on the Amount of EDTA Required for Titration
Read Research →Biology
Resource Cycling and Stability in a Closed Ecosystem
Research Topic: Analysis of Resource-Cycling Mechanisms in a Sealed Ecosystem and Investigation of System Stability under Different Levels of Energy Input
Read Research →Evolutionary Biology
Do Orphan Genes Challenge Evolutionary Theory?
Since their discovery in the late 20th century, orphan genes—genes lacking identifiable homologs in other species—have frequently served as a counterargument to universal common ancestry. Th…
Read Research →Philosophy
The Divergence of Existentialism and Absurdism: Characterizing Responses to Collective Othering
The Divergence of Existentialism and Absurdism: Characterizing Responses to Collective Othering By Yoonchan Woo
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