Author: theeconreview
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The hospitality industry has been doing shockingly well during the pandemic, and investors have taken notice. Here’s why.
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Korea’s biggest eCommerce retailer is on Wall Street, but Bom Suk Kim being the next Jeff Bezos or Jack Ma is still a bit too far fetched.
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Saudi Arabia is one of the world’s wealthiest countries – with a plethora of natural resources and a newly burgeoning tourist industry, the country’s economy only continues to grow…
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Since the advent of the computer and broadband internet, the age-long discussion over the idea of working from home has been heated to say the least…
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As the pandemic pushed the global economy into a recession, inflation rates are at a decade low and are well below the Fed’s target of 2%…
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Once the Mexican government’s crown jewel, Pemex now faces serious financial issues and nothing so far seems to alleviate its condition. What will be the fate of the oil giant?
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After hitting record lows in 2019, child poverty in the United States is on the rise. With COVID-19 pushing about 150 million children across the world into poverty, child poverty in America has reached 21 percent. Now, President Biden is proposing an ambitious plan to tackle the growing issue.
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On March 1st 2021, the California governor, Gavin Newsom announced…
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A discussion on one of the most important topics in the crossroads between economics and ethics.
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Major corporations face a lot of public pressure. From Facebook to Volkswagen, understanding how large companies navigate bad press is important to people from diverse perspectives, including consumers, employees, and future industry leaders…
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How dual interest rates can give central banks an unlimited capacity to combat recessions when the policy rate runs out of steam.
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Though he was “El Paisa Robin Hood” to the people of Medellin, Colombia, to others, Pablo Escobar is the world’s most notorious narco-terrorist…
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