Ananyo Bhattacharya, a science journalist formerly at The Economist, sets out to correct that injustice, and so fill a yawning gap in the history of science.
CARL AZUZ: In high school, it's hard enough to score a perfect five on your AP exams. Probably harder still when those exams are on macro and micro economics.
Italy has a new Prime Minister, Mario Draghi a well-respected economist and hopes are now pinned on him and his government to speed up the vaccine roll out plan and come up with an economic recovery plan for this country.
This is Harvard’s philosophy: We teach our students enough economics to read the business page, enough science to read the Science Times,and enough sense of irony to be able to get the jokes in the New Yorker.
Here's G Elliot Morris, a data journalist for 'The Economist', explaining more to BBC World Service programme, More or Less… And he publishes his dissertation on this - how to measure what people want, basically.