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The New York TimesChris Faricy, associate professor in the Maxwell School, says tax cuts are a hard sell to voters because people only interact with the tax system once a year in April.
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New York PostJaime Banks, professor in the School of Information Studies, says connections with AI companions are real, and the grief users feel when they end can be real too.
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MarketplaceRyan Monarch, associate professor in the Maxwell School, explains Canadian book prices reflect shipping costs to remote areas and printed prices that are hard to adjust.
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The Minnesota Star TribuneKerianne Rubenstein, assistant professor in the Falk College, says limited historical financial data on WNBA teams is holding back research into franchise valuation.
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PBSDevashish Mitra, professor in the Maxwell School, says international students and workers create U.S. jobs by buying goods and services while living in the country.
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ScienceAlertGregory Kaplanek, postdoctoral researcher in the College of Engineering and Computer Science, explains quantum fields are never isolated, which helps suppress catastrophic tunneling.