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President-elect Donald Trump’s tariff plan marks a significant shift in U.S. trade policy, challenging conventional economic theories about trade deficits. Rooted in a contrarian viewpoint, these tariffs aim to address …
Trump’s Tariff Strategy: Redefining U.S. Trade Policy Through Unconventional Economics Read More
The Suez Canal, opened on November 17, 1869, revolutionized global trade by connecting the Red Sea to the Mediterranean and cutting travel distances for ships by up to 7,000 km. …
The Suez Canal: A Maritime Marvel and Economic Lifeline Read More
Karl Polanyi critiques laissez faire economics, arguing it disrupts family life and community by prioritizing profit over human relationships. He contrasts economics, which aims for societal well-being, with chrematistics, driven …
Revisiting Laissez Faire Economics: A Family-Centric Perspective Read More
Bobby Djavaheri of Yedi Houseware warns that Trump’s proposed tariffs could drastically increase appliance prices. Currently affordable items could surge in cost, pressuring consumers and small businesses alike. While some …
Worries Mount Among Business Owners Over Trump’s Tariff Proposals Read More
As Donald Trump prepares for a possible return to the White House, concerns about new tariffs and their implications for British-U.S. trade relations are mounting. Trump’s previous administration saw significant …
UK’s Trade Future: Navigating Trump’s Potential Tariffs and European Ties Read More
This week’s top stories featured a father’s shocking discovery of his switched-at-birth daughter in Vietnam, economist Huang Yiping’s insights on U.S.-China trade relations and the need for a Chinese Marshall …
Top Stories: Family Secrets and Economic Strategies Dominate Readership Read More
The Friday Seminar on November 22, 2024, features presentations by Pauline Madiès on gender dynamics in teams and Yuchen Huang on digital governance and disinformation, promoting vital discussions in economics …
Exploring Gender and Digital Governance at the Friday Seminar Read More
On November 21, 2024, Laura Khoury will present her research on “Peer Effects in Prison” at the Applied Microeconomics Seminar at Paris Dauphine-PSL. The seminar, scheduled from 12:45 to 14:00, …
Exploring Social Dynamics: Peer Effects in Prison at Paris Seminar Read More
The Paris Econometrics Seminar on November 18, 2024, features Cristina Gualdani from Queen Mary University, who will present her research on models of uncertainty related to learning and human capital. …
Exploring Uncertainty and Human Capital: Paris Econometrics Seminar Highlights Read More
Economic Update, hosted by Richard D. Wolff, discusses the current local and global economic climate, exploring innovative organizational structures and government policies through the lens of alternative economic practices. The …
Exploring Economic Alternatives: Insights from Richard D. Wolff Read More