Author: theeconreview
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By: Gerald Steven From left to right: Ma’ruf Amin, Joko Widodo, Prabowo Subianto, and Sandiaga Uno. Indonesia, the third largest democracy in the world, is set to hold its next Presidential election in April 2019. To the 190 million registered voters, the 2019 Presidential election feels all too familiar: the same two candidates who ran in…
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Alibaba makes record-breaking sales every year on November 11th, beating the number of sales made during Black Friday and Cyber Monday. But will this shopping celebration continue?
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Jeremy Rifkin theorized a new vision of how to transform the global economic dynamic in an efficient and sustainable manner.
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Skill Spreads are widening and need to be closed to better secure a more productive economic future.
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Continuity in implementation of necessary government policies and reform measures is important because it can provide a stable environment for economic growth.
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It’s safe to say that at one point or another, everyone considering (or enrolled in) a liberal education has pondered what it yields for them in the future and whether the financial value of it is worth investing in.
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China’s response to these tariffs could shed light on its ability to restructure its food trade in volatile global markets and provide insight into future food sources and the road ahead for the global food market.
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Will the 2020 Summer Olympics games, be enough to help Shinzo Abe’s sluggish economy?
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Is the new Nafta the definition of a good deal?
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Studying the connections between the parts in the system reveals more information than strictly studying the separate fragments
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Shinzo Abe’s “Abenomics” was a revolutionary experiment for the Japanese economy, so has expectation become a reality?
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The hidden costs of lost calories
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