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Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs aim to protect U.S. jobs but threaten to raise consumer prices significantly. Economic evidence suggests that such tariffs ultimately burden American consumers, as higher prices emerge …
The True Cost of Donald Trump’s Trade Tariffs on U.S. Consumers Read More
This article critiques the recent Nobel Prize in Economics for failing to recognize the unique factors driving Korea’s economic success, particularly the Saemaul Undong movement. It argues that the prize-winning …
Regrets on the Nobel Prize’s Misinterpretation of Korea’s Economic Marvel Read More
The EU plans to invest €438 million in 2025 for research aimed at combating the rise of authoritarianism and radicalization. This funding will focus on threats to democratic governance, misinformation, …
EU Allocates €438 Million to Combat Authoritarianism and Promote Democracy Read More
Donald Trump’s election led to a significant surge in U.S. stock markets, driven by investor optimism over anticipated pro-business policies. However, experts warn that his economic strategies, including corporate tax …
Trump’s Victory Ignites Market Surge Amid Inflation Concerns Read More
Donald Trump’s return as president signals potential upheaval for Australia’s economy, marked by his aggressive tax and tariff policies. These could inflate US debt, increase borrowing rates, and disrupt global …
Trump’s Economic Agenda: Implications for Australia and the Global Economy Read More
Goldman Sachs warns that a second Trump presidency could significantly harm Europe’s economic growth, downgrading forecasts and projecting a 0.5% hit to real GDP due to increased trade tensions and …
Goldman Sachs Predicts Economic Struggles for Europe Under a Trump Presidency Read More
Germany faces an economic slowdown characterized by declining labor productivity, poor educational outcomes, and increasing global competition. Regulatory pressures and rising costs threaten traditional manufacturing, while strategies like increased public …
Germany’s Economic Stagnation: Implications for the European Union Read More
The awarding of the 2021 Economics Nobel to Acemoglu, Johnson, and Robinson has drawn criticism for lacking originality, as their research into prosperity disparities among nations appears to reiterate known …
Critique of the 2021 Economics Nobel: Unoriginality in Recognition Read More
Amid rising tariff concerns post-election, Colorado business owners Travis Campbell and Jason Sharpe fear the impact on costs and operations. With Trump proposing steep tariffs, small businesses may face catastrophic …
Colorado Business Owners Fear Economic Turmoil from Potential Tariff Increases Read More
With 2024 marking a ‘super election year’ globally, economic perceptions are polarized—giving rise to the term ‘vibecession.’ Despite this, investors remain committed to their portfolios, while the U.S. experiences a …
Impact of Global Elections and Economic Perceptions on Investors in 2024 Read More