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Fairfield, a rural community in Hyde County, North Carolina, faces significant challenges, including low median income, limited education access, and inadequate infrastructure. With only 214 residents, its isolation restricts essential services like healthcare and reliable internet. This case study draws on publicly available data and local interviews to examine how these barriers impact the community and students' preparation for life in or beyond it. Despite these struggles, Fairfield’s natural and social resources foster resilience and community pride. This study explores Fairfield’s history, current challenges, and strategies to strengthen its community capitals to address educational and economic disparities in rural areas.
This study examines the impact of macroeconomic factors on market equity performance using U.S. value-weighted capital data. By merging and resampling datasets to a monthly frequency, we analyze statistical trends and visualize key relationships. Regression models assess how macroeconomic indicators, like short-term interest rates, influence market equity. The findings enhance understanding of factor-based investing and macroeconomic effects on financial markets, offering insights for investors and policymakers.
Econometric methods are employed to analyze patterns and relationships in crop insurance data. The existence of these relationships paint a more clear picture of how farmers analyze and protect themselves against perceived risks.
