Global Economy

Can Economic Policies Based on History Lead to Political Failure?
Economy Can Economic Policies Based on History Lead to Political Failure?

Economic policies intended to address contemporary issues sometimes draw heavily from historical precedents, yet this reliance on the past can lead to significant miscalculations. When examining the economic strategies of recent administrations like those of Joe Biden and Donald Trump, it becomes

Is U.S. Inflation Decline a Sign of Economic Relief or Temporary Respite?
Economy Is U.S. Inflation Decline a Sign of Economic Relief or Temporary Respite?

The recent decline in U.S. inflation to 2.8% has generated notable relief on Wall Street and triggered a wave of speculation about the potential implications for future Federal Reserve monetary policy decisions. The reported inflation rate, which fell lower than economists’ expectations, suggests a

How Can You Protect Your Finances Amid Economic Uncertainty?
Economy How Can You Protect Your Finances Amid Economic Uncertainty?

How Can You Protect Your Finances Amid Economic Uncertainty? In today's volatile economic landscape, safeguarding your finances has never been more crucial. Amid geopolitical tensions and policy shifts, proactive financial management is key to ensuring stability and growth. As economic

Fragmentation and the Shifting Role of IMF in a New Global Economy
Economy Fragmentation and the Shifting Role of IMF in a New Global Economy

The global economy has transformed considerably since the Bretton Woods system was established in 1944, initially built on fixed exchange rates which enabled profound economic integration. Although this arrangement was discarded in 1973, the movement towards globalization continued, reaching its

New Mercantilism: US-China Trade War Over Tariffs and Currency
Economy New Mercantilism: US-China Trade War Over Tariffs and Currency

The evolving trade dynamics between the U.S. and China herald the return of mercantilist policies aimed at redefining global economic balances. As these two economic giants engage in a power struggle, both nations employ tariffs and currency manipulation to gain strategic advantages in an

Trump's New Tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China to Start March 2025
Economy Trump's New Tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China to Start March 2025

President Donald Trump's announcement of new tariffs on imports from Mexico, Canada, and China, which are set to commence on March 4, 2025, signifies a major policy shift aimed at combating drug trafficking, particularly fentanyl, into the United States. This development is poised to have

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