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The article examines how domestic climate policies, specifically the EU’s carbon pricing, impact international stock markets, illustrating the interconnected nature of economies and emphasizing the importance of anticipating global financial …
International Impact of EU Climate Policies on Global Stock Markets Read More
Rebecca Patterson’s claim about the decline of U.S. manufacturing overlooks that the sector is actually experiencing a renaissance marked by increased output, record investments, and higher wages despite fewer jobs. …
Embracing the Renaissance: The True State of U.S. Manufacturing Read More
Vice President Kamala Harris outlined her economic agenda in a recent interview, advocating for an “opportunity economy” focused on the middle class. Key proposals include a significant small business tax …
Exploring Kamala Harris’ Economic Agenda: A Vision for the Middle Class Read More
The housing market is displaying remarkable resilience, with prices rising again despite previous downturns during financial crises and the pandemic. Recent trends suggest that housing may continue to defy economic …
The Resilient Ascent of Housing Prices: A Supercycle in Motion Read More
Star Trek’s depiction of economics, particularly through the Ferengi and their Rules of Acquisition, highlights flawed understandings of profit maximization. The article contrasts finite and infinite game strategies, arguing that …
Unpacking Bad Economics: A Deep Dive into Star Trek’s Ferengi Philosophy Read More
Europe’s green trade restrictions threaten to undermine economic growth in poor countries like Mozambique, where industries like the Mozal aluminium smelter provide critical jobs. As wealthy nations push for decarbonization …
Europe’s Green Trade Policies: A Double-Edged Sword for Poor Nations Read More
The Labour Force Survey for September 2024 reveals that Nova Scotia added 3,000 jobs, primarily full-time, while showcasing commitment to diversity through visible minority data. Additionally, building permits for August …
Nova Scotia’s Economic Pulse: Labor Market and Business Conditions in September 2024 Read More
The 2023 Survey of Household Economics and Decisionmaking reveals that U.S. households’ financial well-being remains stable compared to last year but below 2021 levels, with both inflation challenges and some …
2023 SHED Report: Insights Into the Economic Well-Being of U.S. Households Read More
The World Bank’s new global business survey raises questions about the integrity and relevance of its influential business index. As nations aim to assess and improve their standings, the dialogue …
Can the World Bank’s Business Index Be Improved? Read More
This article examines the international stock market responses to climate policy shocks generated by the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS). The research indicates that unexpected hikes in carbon prices lead …
Global Stock Market Reactions to EU Climate Policy Shocks: A Deep Dive Read More