Morton J. Marcus

Chicago was and continues to be the third largest of 384 metropolitan statistical areas (MSAs) in the nation. Yet with 14 counties over three states, our Midwestern capital has less

It seems Indiana has a comfortable place in the world, as long as we are better off than Kentucky. Where did this come from? We might suspect, because many of

Who loves Costco? That’s simple to answer. Gluttonous consumers with so much space in their dwellings that they can store 30 rolls of bathroom tissue and 12 roles of paper

Mr. Marcus is an economist formerly at the IU Kelley School of Business. Reach him at [email protected]. Follow him and John Guy on Who Gets What? wherever podcasts are available or at mortonjohn.libsyn.com

Morton Marcus is an economist formerly at the IU Kelley School of Business. Reach him at [email protected]. Follow him and John Guy on Who Gets What? wherever podcasts are available or at mortonjohn.libsyn.com

The longest shutdown of the national government is over. The do-nothing Congress has given us a meaningless contest between an arrogant, cowardly Republican party and a disheveled excuse for a

The longest shutdown of the national government is over. The do-nothing Congress has given us a meaningless contest between an arrogant, cowardly Republican party and a disheveled excuse for a

Morton J. Marcus is a retired research economist from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University. Reach him at [email protected] and follow him and John Guy on the Who Gets What? podcast at mortonjohn.libsyn.com

Mr. Marcus is an economist formerly with IU’s Kelley School of Business. Reach him at [email protected]. Follow him and John Guy on Who Gets What? wherever podcasts are available or at mortonjohn.libsyn.com

Mr. Marcus is a research economist formerly with the Kelley School of Business at IU. Contact him at [email protected]. Listen to him and John Guy on the podcast Who Gets What? at mortonjohn.libsyn.com