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World affairs

A comment on Liu and Woo’s “understanding the U.S.-China trade war” – make America save again!

2022-11-25
By: Abraham Solovy
On: November 25, 2022

Following concern that China’s unfair trade practices were adversely affecting America’s economy and labor markets, former President Donald Trump announced that he would levy a 25% steel and aluminum tariffContinue Reading

Massive emigration from Russia drives businesses to relocate in growing numbers

2022-11-23
By: erkkamikkonen
On: November 23, 2022

An entrepreneur: “it’s not anymore about the economy, but safety” For almost a decade, Artyom Koleganov, 37, operated his graphics company in his home city of St. Petersburg, Russia. NextContinue Reading

Economic stability report: Southern Europe

2022-10-25
By: Semeon Vlahotasios
On: October 25, 2022

Economic Activity The economic decline as a direct result of inflationary pressures from the Russian invasion of Ukraine presents key headwinds in both the global and Eurozone economies. Due toContinue Reading

The local dynamics of global cuisine

2022-06-06
By: Sridhar Adusumilli
On: June 6, 2022

Globalization, the process by which people, businesses, and customs develop international influence, has spurred a confluence of diverse cultures in specific cosmopolitan centers. With the advances in technology and transportationContinue Reading

Behind the scenes of international lending during the COVID-19 pandemic

2022-03-07
By: Shravan Pejavar
On: March 7, 2022

In March of 2020, the world stopped. Economies collapsed, schools closed, and families went dormant. Now, as those of us in the developed world salvage our economies, return to theContinue Reading

The future of Southeast Asian economies

2022-01-02
By: Yee Young Cher
On: January 2, 2022

In Southeast Asia, a group of small nations are steadily growing into a formidable force, even in the face of multiple setbacks. Under ASEAN (Association of SouthEast Asian Nations), theirContinue Reading

El Salvador’s bitcoin bumbling

2021-11-22
By: Ngai Yeung
On: November 22, 2021

El Salvador thinks it has nothing to lose.  In a world first, the small Central American nation began using Bitcoin as its legal tender on Sept. 7. The Bitcoin LawContinue Reading

Hong Kong’s housing crisis

2020-11-15
By: Julianne Cheah
On: November 15, 2020

According to the CBRE Global Living Report 2020, with an average property price of 1,254,442 USD, Hong Kong is currently the most expensive property market in the world. As aContinue Reading

The role of the European stability mechanism in managing the euro crisis

2020-01-07
By: Hailey Ordal
On: January 7, 2020

Image description: Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, and then-French President François Hollande meet in 2015.          In 2009, leaders within the European Union realized that theyContinue Reading

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