Category Archives: Maxwell Arias
Maxwell Arias Explores What a Cashless Society Looks Like
Going Cashless is Closer to a Reality Than Many Think, Maxwell Arias Explains A cashless society would mean that debit and credit cards are used for everything. There would be no paying people cash under the table. There would be no coins to throw into a fountain for good luck. Maxwell Arias, a finance graduate […]
Maxwell Arias Explains the Stimulus and Inflation
2020 has been a year like no other in American history, and we cannot yet know what major effects still lie down the road from COVID-19. One thing we can be certain of, however, is that the stimulus sent to Americans as relief from the financial squeeze of mass unemployment will affect the economy in […]
Maxwell Arias Explores Financial Literacy as a Way to Combat Wealth Disparities
Learning About Finance Can Fight Wealth Disparities Across Various Groups and Communities explains Maxwell Arias Wealth disparities are found all across the country, particularly among Black and Latino communities. These wealth disparities are generational. Maxwell Arias, a student at The Wharton School, explores how financial literacy can be used to combat the disparities. “Having a […]
Max Arias of Wharton School: Financial Literacy Initiatives Combats Intergenerational Wealth Disparities
Max Arias of Wharton School has been trying to communicate the importance of financial literacy to his friends and family members for years. This concept is one that he believes could help fight income disparity, particularly between the generations. Intergenerational income disparity is a significant problem, Max Arias of Wharton School feels and is one […]
How Supply Chains Will Be Impacted Long-Term By The Coronavirus, According To Maxwell Arias
Even Though States are Opening Back Up, Supply Chains Will Continue to Be Impacted, Says Maxwell Arias All across the United States, states are starting to open their economy again. COVID-19 is still prevalent, it states feel as though they have no option but to open. Safety precautions are in place, yet supply chains will […]