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Smartphone bans in schools have emerged as global policy in all continents. While often framed as social interventions, these restrictions warrant rigorous economic analysis examining costs, benefits, and rationales for market intervention. Today's adolescents represent the first generation immersed in smartphone technology from childhood. Data shows   95% of teenagers use social media,   with over one-third reporting almost constant usage. On average,   60% of 12 to 15 year-

What if the price you see online when you’re making a purchase isn’t the real price, just the one the algorithm thinks you will accept? Personalized pricing is present in our daily lives, from flight tickets and hotel rooms to food delivery and ride-sharing services. Every time we browse, click, or linger on a product, we create an online trail that businesses use to determine our willingness to pay. What used to be a simple purchase is becoming a private negotiation between

The sports industry is undergoing a major shift, driven by changes in consumer behaviour and the growing demand for entertainment experiences. Fans expect more than just a game, from halftime shows to interactive media, fans seek a blend between sports and entertainment. Major events related to the sports industry drive massive economic activity and the Super Bowl exemplifies this by being a phenomenon that illustrates how sports have evolved into a global business. The Super