This article looks at whether education is a public or private good arguing that through education people are able to benefit society and that it should therefore be a public good, so in some senses, it isn't.

This article looks at the damage of industrial wind turbines to "society"

This articles explains the worries and benefits that come with putting Cancer and Aids drugs under price control. Generally, the positive effect will be on drug companies, and the consumers. A win, win situation

This article is about how Starbucks and other major companies have been avoiding tax payments. It explains that though tax avoidance is legal, it is done through dubious transactions and fraudulent reports. This has occurred because of the high tax placed on coffee by the government.

This article compares the incomes of different households in the US showing the increase percentage in wealthier incomes and the decreased percentage of more poor incomes based on the wealthier income increase. This shows money, which is scare, being unequally distributed throughout a nation.

This paper examines the effects of the increase of oil costs on countries that import oil for industrial purposes. It uses an equilibrium model to show the negative effects of an increased cost in oil. You must open the PDF.

This article describes that the demand for affordable house far surpasses the number of available houses, even with an increasing number of houses being built, in a certain area.

Sorry, here is the link:
http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2013-04-23/business/ct-biz-0423-unaffordable-rentals-20130423_1_housing-crisis-supply-and-demand-better-housing

This is an article describing housing price increase due to demand in England. The factor that caused this increase in price is demand. Over the past five years, many homes have been bought in the U.K. This lifted the market from low base. Because more people are interested in buying homes, the prices have increased. It has created a great divide between those who can afford to pay and those who can't. This has therefore made living harder for many people across the U.K.