Author: theeconreview
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The bulk of Bitcoin’s attractiveness revolves around encrypted protection from hackers and large authoritative institutions. But for some reason, new technological advances which could compromise all cryptocurrency security have had minimal effects on Bitcoin’s price.
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Cities and companies alike are now aiming to increase monetary output by providing public access to green spaces and parks. While great for now, these new initiatives raise important questions about the future of mental health and economic productivity in the U.S.
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How SoundCloud’s shaky business model may lead to a loss of valuable music
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What is Ethanol and Why it Truly Does Matter Today more than Ever
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Cuba’s policies implemented under pressure: beneficial structural change or threat to the communism ideology?
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The poorly timed austerity policies made by the two governments are causing strong dissatisfaction amongst the population. The ongoing protests also warn the rest of the world about the future economic climate.
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The World Bank tried to tackle slow funding of Ebola hit countries by introducing contingent securities called Pandemic Bonds. But this may have caused more problems than solutions.
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Nearly seven months after the scheduled departure of the UK from the EU in March of 2019, leaders still struggle to come to an agreement over Brexit, and as a “no-deal” exit seems more and more likely, London-based firms are preparing for the worst.
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Will widespread strikes take a toll on British Airways?
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How will the expanding resale market affect luxury brand consumption and sale?
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The plant-based protein start-up Beyond Meat’s shares price soared 163% on the first trading day. What does the future hold for this new company and the recently trendy plant-based “meat” market?
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By: Aidan Levi-Minzi The US-China Trade War to blame for purchasing managers’ poor outlook on future economic growth, specifically in the manufacturing sector of the economic indicator. Although there is no one definitive way of accurately determining the economic future of the United States, tools such as the Purchasing Managers Index (PMI), a gauge for…
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