A 14-year-old has presented compelling figures about how much money the U.S. government could save just by switching the typeface it uses in its documents.
In a study published in the Journal for Emerging Investigators, an academic journal run by Harvard grads that publishes middle- and high-school students, Suvir Mirchandani shows how the government could save an estimated $136 million a year of its $467 million annual ink expenditure simply by changing fonts.
In a study published in the Journal for Emerging Investigators, an academic journal run by Harvard grads that publishes middle- and high-school students, Suvir Mirchandani shows how the government could save an estimated $136 million a year of its $467 million annual ink expenditure simply by changing fonts.
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