America’s Coming Crash
Will Washington’s debt addiction spark the next global crisis? Read More Here
Category: economy
The Paradox of Trump’s Economic Weapon
Why short-term success of Trumple economic policies will hasten long-term decline of the United States. Read More Here
Why Interest Rates Matter
The Federal Reserve’s primary economic policy tool is also a macro-signal of the economy’s health. Read More Here
Gender Norms and Women’s Double Burden in East Asia
South Korea, Japan, and China share similar issues with entrenched gender norms regarding childcare and employment, which are being reflected in their plunging birthrates. Read More Here
Yes, The US Economy Is Likely In Recession
The release of data showing that the US economy has contracted for two quarters in a row has triggered an intense semantic debate among economists, pundits, and political operatives. The Biden administration and many commentators are at pains to deny that the US is in a recession, but history is not on their side. Read […]
The War On Economics
Where leaders once turned to sages and pols for such wisdom, they now turn to the guild of economists. The most powerful states in the world are accustomed to outsourcing the management of their crucial macroeconomic decisions to committees of central bankers. Read More Here
A Fine Balancing Act
With fiscal policy having gained fresh prominence, governments must carefully calibrate their policies in the pandemic’s aftermath. Read More Here
India Says Crypto Not Illegal As It’s Taxed Like Gambling Win
The Indian government said it doesn’t treat trading in crypto assets as illegal, a day after it announced taxing such transactions just the same as winnings from gambling. Read More Here
Move Over, China: Latin America May Welcome India
There is a little-noticed phenomenon in the world economy that helps explain why Mexican business tycoon Carlos Slim — the world’s richest man after Bill Gates — reportedly made a quiet visit to India last month: for the first time in recent memory, India will grow more than China this year. Read Here – Miami […]
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