Jacob Hochard is an associate professor of conservation economics at the University of Wyoming in Laramie. An economist might celebrate a nation achieving record economic growth on one day, yet ...

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Discover how New Growth Theory drives economic growth through innovation and entrepreneurship, emphasizing knowledge as a limitless asset for productivity.

A hiker discovered a dead body Tuesday afternoon while walking in the Tenafly Nature Center, authorities said. Officers from the Tenafly Police Department were called to the nature preserve around 2 p ...