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Wharton’s Benjamin Keys and Columbia’s Christopher Mayer offer a roadmap for the privatization of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Wharton’s Jeremy Siegel and the Philadelphia Federal Reserve’s Patrick Harker discuss what lies ahead as the Trump administration assumes office this month.

Subsidies and lower battery costs have not been enough to mainstream electric cars. Still, large gains have come amid worries about costs and driving range.

Repealing and replacing Obamacare is at the top of the Republican agenda, but the actual work of it will be a complicated process, experts say.

Jay Clayton, Donald Trump’s nominee to head the SEC, co-authored this 2015 opinion piece on why a collective response is needed to combat cyber threats.

The fallout of a controversial monetary move could potentially derail a proposed goods and services tax, among other effects.

Following the election of Donald Trump and Brexit, how will the EU fare after the three big elections in 2017 — in The Netherlands, France and Germany?

Drug ads do bring about an increase in the number of prescriptions for that medication, Wharton research finds, but that doesn’t necessarily translate into health benefits.

Wharton’s Geoffrey Garrett and two other Penn deans share their insights on how a Trump presidency will shape the country in the years ahead.

Latin America’s major nations are hoping that this will be the year that they finally recover from the lingering impact of weak commodity prices.