Author: theeconreview
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Recently, Nvidia’s decision to purchase ARM has shocked numerous companies in the semiconductor industry…
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Why are the traditional shapes insufficient in describing the COVID-19 recession? What are the emerging shapes that depict this recession more accurately?
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Has the EU created a golden egg in terms of economic benefits for its member states? Or is it a gilded egg that is slowly falling apart?
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Chinese economic output is expected to reach pre-COVID levels this quarter, well ahead of other major global economies. The recovery so far has been led by production and trade, but domestic consumption is starting to catch up. This supports my constructive view of Chinese assets
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How are major oil companies dealing with declining demand for fossil fuels and how are they transitioning to renewable energies?
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What are the possible shapes in which the economy can recover from the COVID-19 recession?
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The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically altered the way we interact with each other — especially in the academic sphere…
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While the dollar’s hold on global financial markets remains to be challenged, anti-dollar sentiment has all but disappeared as the Fed’s actions have heavily reinforced the dollar’s ethos in the wake of the pandemic…
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How COVID reshuffles the fashion and luxury industry.
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We analyze Trump’s effect on the innovativeness and competitiveness of the American Economy.
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As we’ve witnessed over the last four years, the White House holds considerable sway over foreign economic and trade policies, making this election particularly consequential for markets in Asia. Three areas that will likely be impacted the most are trade, supply chains, and tech.
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As the largest asset class in the American economy, commercial real estate holds a very important position in the success of the market. With COVID-19 upending the status quo as an economic black swan event, it is imperative to assess the impact it will have on various sectors.
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