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Blogbeitrag#122. September 2023

Rising Coffee Prices: A Story of Supply Shocks

Blog: Conversable Economist

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conversableeconomist

The US produces almost no coffee, other than small quantities from Hawaii. However, the US market imports about 15% of global coffee production each year, and thus is fully exposed to global coffee prices–which have been on the rise. Angela Cantor describes the recent supply and demand patterns in “Historic coffee prices percolated after a … Continue reading Rising Coffee Prices: A Story of Supply Shocks
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Blogbeitrag#219. Oktober 2023

Adding value to coffee and cocoa in Latin America

Blog: LSE Latin America and Caribbean

Maria Clara Montoya

Maria Clara Montoya

Development agencies and governments have promoted fair trade to improve the lives of those at the tail-end of a supply change. But how does this model benefit small farmers and producers? Layla Zaglul Ruiz (LSE Latin America and Caribbean Centre) sheds light on these questions in the report 'Adding value to coffee and chocolate in … Continued

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Blogbeitrag#312. Juni 2023

CfP Posterwalk "Concepts and Coffee" Jahrestagung 26./27.9.2023

Blog: Arbeitskreis Hochschullehre der DVPW

Call for Posters Jahrestagung des AK Hochschullehre in der DVPW 26./27. September 2023, Schader-Stiftung, Darmstadt "Teaching for Future – Politikwissenschaftliche Hochschullehre am Puls der Zeit" In diesem Jahr widmet sich die Jahrestagung des AK Hochschullehre in der DVPW gleich zwei wichtigen Themen: Am ersten Tag der Tagung stehen ein Austausch über aktuelle Lehrkonzepte und -projekte […]

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Blogbeitrag#48. Juni 2023

Single-origin coffee is creating unsustainable models for small-scale growers

Blog: LSE Latin America and Caribbean

Maria Clara Montoya

Maria Clara Montoya

Single-origin coffee beans are usually sold at premium prices and are considered at the higher end of the market. For the past year, Layla Zaglul Ruiz (LSE Latin America and Caribbean Centre) has been carrying out ethnographic research on how consumer trends affect small-scale producers’ lives. I’m sitting in one of Brighton’s many cafes in … Continued

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Blogbeitrag#525. April 2024

Facebook posts - Altered video shows Dr. Oz promoting a coffee weight loss supplement

Blog: PolitiFact - Rulings and Stories

Dr. Mehmet Oz promoted a weight loss supplement that can be added to coffee.

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Blogbeitrag#625. April 2024

Facebook posts - Altered video appears to show Megyn Kelly promoting "exotic coffee method" for weight loss

Blog: PolitiFact - Rulings and Stories

Megyn Kelly promoted the "exotic coffee method" for weight loss on "Megyn Kelly Today."

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Blogbeitrag#726. April 2024

Facebook posts - Dr. Mehmet Oz did not say singer Adele used a 'coffee trick' to lose weight

Blog: PolitiFact - Rulings and Stories

Dr. Mehmet Oz said singer Adele used a "coffee trick" to lose weight.

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Blogbeitrag#811. Juli 2023

Chuck Schumer Panics Over Logan Paul's New Energy Drink

Blog: Reason.com

The new energy drink has about as much caffeine as a large Starbucks coffee.

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Blogbeitrag#916. März 2024

Seattle Law Mandating Higher Delivery Driver Pay Is a Disaster

Blog: Reason.com

C. Jarrett Dieterle

C. Jarrett Dieterle

Just two weeks after the law went into effect, Seattleites had to contend with $26 coffees and $32 sandwiches.

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Blogbeitrag#1028. März 2024

Report: Trump's Proposed Tariff Would Cost Families $1,500 Annually

Blog: Reason.com

A 10 percent tariff on all imports would trigger more inflation at the grocery store, particularly for products such as fresh fruit and coffee.

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Blogbeitrag#117. Juni 2023

Call for Posters: Jahrestagung des AK Hochschullehre in der DVPW (Darmstadt)

Blog: theorieblog.de

Theresa Gerlach

Theresa Gerlach

Die Jahrestagung des AK Hochschullehre in der DVPW findet dieses Jahr vom 26.–27. September 2023 in Darmstadt unter dem Titel "Teaching for Future – Politikwissenschaftliche Hochschullehre am Puls der Zeit" statt. Für den Posterwalk "Concepts & Coffee" werden spannende Lehrprojekte und –konzepte gesucht: "Welches Format, welche Methode, welche Seminarkonzeption wolltet ihr schon immer einmal mit […]

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Blogbeitrag#127. Juli 2022

How Corporations Get Away With Crime + SCOTUS EPA Ruling

Blog: Capitalisn't

University of Chicago Podcast Network

University of Chicago Podcast Network

When it comes to corporate rulebreaking, data from 2002 to 2016 reveals that the US government arranged more than 400 "deferred protection agreements" as a means of deterrence. Under these, a company acknowledges what it did was wrong, pays a fine, promises not to misbehave for a period of time -- and thus is largely let off the hook. Columbia Law School Professor and author of "Corporate Crime and Punishment: The Crisis of Underenforcement", John C. Coffee, says these have done little to deter future wrongdoing.

Coffee joins Luigi and Bethany, both of whom have also extensively researched and exposed corporate wrongdoing, to discuss how to reform aspects of enforcement, such as self-reporting mechanisms, internal investigations, independent external auditors, whistleblowers, and even shame and humiliation.

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Blogbeitrag#1321. März 2024

Meeting our Water Needs for the Next 25 Years

Blog: Creating a better place

Environment Agency

Environment Agency

When we make a cup of tea, coffee, or get a cold drink from the tap, we sometimes take for granted the huge journey that the water has been on. We may not be aware of the amount of work …

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Blogbeitrag#1420. November 2023

Price Level for the Carnivore's Breakfast/Commute

Blog: Econbrowser

In one picture. Prices of bacon, eggs, coffee lower than a year ago October, and gasoline lower than a year ago week ending November 13 (all normalized to July 1983=100). Note: All series rescaled to July 1983 = 100. Every price is lower. More broadly, CPI for food at home, compared to headline CPI. Figure […]

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Blogbeitrag#1527. Juni 2023

America Needs More McJobs

Blog: AIER | American Institute for Economic Research

"The market process allows low-skill people to specialize in what they do best while freeing up high-skill people who can concentrate their efforts on things they do best. Everybody wins, and in some small way, you have a part in every achievement by every bleary-eyed customer for whom you dutifully pour coffee on their morning commute." ~ Art Carden

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