Venezuela crisis updates: Water shortages, economy
Venezuelans flocked to the capital city of Caracas with buckets this weekend in search of water. Water shortages plague all in the devastated nation, rich and poor. Image/CIA Out of desperation, people are lining More...
Occupational licensure with Dick Carpenter, PhD
A “bottlenecker” is a person who advocates for the creation or perpetuation of government regulation, particularly an occupational license, to restrict entry into his or her occupation, thereby accruing an economic More...
Self-Regulation Vs. Government Regulation: How Crypto Market Helps to Even Out?
Many industries across the globe adhere to a form of regulation or the other. The merging world of cryptocurrencies has largely functioned by self-regulation and the outcome so far less than savory. That cryptocurrencies More...
The Booming Economy in Saudi Arabia Fuels the Corporate Accommodation Industry
With a growing population at staggering rates of approximately 1.5% yearly and the second largest oil reserve in the world, the economy in Saudi Arabia is booming. The country is rapidly evolving into a modern nation More...
Venezuela in 5 minutes: ‘Inflation is projected to reach 10,000,000 percent in 2019’
On this week’s episode of the Outbreak News This Week Radio Show, I did a whole hour with infectious diseases pathologist and clinician at the IDB Biomedical Research Institute in Barquisimeto, Venezuela More...
