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This is the latest in our series of posts in our series on price theory problems with Professor Bryan Cutsinger. You can see all of Cutsinger’s problems and solutions by subscribing to his EconLog RSS feed. Share your proposed solutions in the comments. Professor Cutsinger will be present in the comments for the next couple of weeks, and we’ll post his proposed solution shortly thereafter. May the graphs be ever in your favor, and long live price theory! Question: Housing is a highly durable good and often lasts for many decades. Consider the housing market in Cleveland. Suppose that in…

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Real Madrid were today fined €15,000 and handed a suspended partial stadium closure after a fan was spotted making a Nazi salute prior to the Champions League game against Benfica last week. The supporter was caught on camera making the gesture and kicked out by security staff before Madrid’s 2-1 win at the Santiago Bernabeu that completed a 3-1 aggregate triumph and propelled them into a round of 16 tie with Manchester City. “Real Madrid condemns this type of gesture and expression that incites violence and hatred in sports and society,” the club said at the time. The partial stadium…

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A system moving out of the Midwest will advance into the Northeast, bringing a round of rain across the I-95 corridor Thursday into Friday morning, with a widespread 1-2 inches possible from Pennsylvania to Massachusetts and likely interior snow across New England. Stick with FOX Weather for the latest updates: The weather might be warming up, but don’t put those umbrellas away just yet! As one system exits, another will bring more rain to the I-95 corridor, with a widespread 1 to 2 inches possible from Pennsylvania to Massachusetts Thursday through Friday morning.Some interior snow is also likely, with higher…

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In a hearing where senators grilled the now-ousted Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on immigration enforcement under her watch, Noem had a friend in Florida Republican Sen. Ashley Moody. After praising the agency’s deportation actions, Moody turned her ire at former President Joe Biden, a Democrat. “President Biden came in and upended precedent of Democratic and Republican presidents,” Moody said during the March 3 hearing. “And that precedent was to deport those here illegally that had committed felony crimes — from trafficking to violent crimes to other types of crimes — where they would have been deported. They…

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What’s the betting on closure by March 31? According to Polymarketit’s 82% right now… Source: Polymarket5 March 2026, 9pm CT. The terms of the contract are: Per the rules, this market requires Iran to halt or severely restrict international maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. “Severely restrict” will be defined as a 80% or greater decrease in the 7 day moving average of commercial vessel transits (both cargo and tanker ships) on a given date when compared to the seven-day moving average 30 days prior, as reported by the IMF’s PortWatch service (see: https://portwatch.imf.org/pages/cb5856222a5b4105adc6ee7e880a1730), with the decrease being directly…

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Premier League8:00 PMMarch 5, 2026Regular Season – 29Tottenham Hotspur StadiumReferee: Andy Madley, England Copy and paste this HTML code into your webpage to embed. Tottenham World Class 0 Solid 0 Bang Average 0 Lucky 0 Shocking 0 Crystal Palace World Class 0 Solid 0 Bang Average 0 Lucky 0 Shocking 0 Match Stats Lineups Head-2-Head Standings Turn off spoiler to view match statistics1.57Expected goals (xG)1.78Passing236 (78%)Accurate passes399 (88%) Turn off spoiler to view match events 1 G Dean Henderson (C) 6.6 34 D Chad Riad 7.2 26 D Chris Richards 7.3 23 D Jaydee Canvot 7.2 3 M Tyrick Mitchell…

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The Oregon Cultural Trust is hitting the road this spring, and we want to help you connect with the resources you need. From March 26 through April 10, we’re hosting our annual Conversations with Funders series. With over $5 million in funding available for FY2027, this is a prime opportunity for Oregon’s cultural leaders to network, swap ideas and learn directly from those who make community funding possible. Why You Should Attend Whether you are a community development organization, library, museum or historic society, these sessions are designed to help you navigate the landscape of cultural support. Think of it…

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Mavericks forward Cooper Flagg once looked like the clear favorite for Rookie of the Year, especially after erupting for 49 points against Charlotte on January 29 in his first NBA matchup with Kon Knueppel. But the outlook of the race has shifted significantly since then, according to Christian Clark of The Athletic. Flagg’s prolonged absence […] The post Kon Knueppel gains edge over Cooper Flagg in ROY appeared first on TalkBasket.net.

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FOX Weather Meteorologist Bayne Froney analyzes a marathon severe weather threat targeting millions from the Southern Plains into the upper Midwest on Friday.After a memorable winter, spring has marched in with an active attitude. A multi-day severe weather outbreak is underway as intense storms target the Central U.S. on Friday, putting millions at risk across several major cities from the Plains to the Midwest.A sweeping cold front ahead of a dryline will set the stage for 1,000 miles of severe storms to break out Friday evening into Saturday as the active period of severe weather eyes the Central U.S.SEVERE STORMS…

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According to U.S. President Donald Trump, “the biggest surprise” of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East has been Tehran’s drone and missile attacks on the Gulf countries. Countries such as Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates have spent years building themselves into global hubs for business, finance, energy, and aviation. Part of that deal was a secure environment backstopped by the presence of U.S. military bases. Have Iran’s attacks pierced the Gulf’s bubble of security? Will the Gulf countries now join U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran? Or will the events of the last week make them…

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