Category: World
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Karthikeyan Perumal China has a history of implementing high levels of a monetary policy known as sterilization to manage its increasing foreign exchange reserves and crawling peg exchange rate. How do these policies work and how have they evolved over the years? In the face of new macroeconomic developments, what changes are necessary? Written by…
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US-IRAN-NUCLEAR-DIPLOMACY – US President Donald Trump signs a document reinstating sanctions against Iran after announcing the US withdrawal from the Iran Nuclear deal, in the Diplomatic Reception Room at the White House in Washington, DC, on May 8, 2018. Image Source By Arya Nadella Edited By Paola Martin Few nations embody the economic impact of…
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For decades Germany has stood as a beacon of economic prowess with its robust industries and steady growth serving as a cornerstone of European stability. Yet, in recent times, a shadow has fallen across this stronghold. The German economy, known for its resilience, now grapples with a myriad of challenges that have left experts and…
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The acceleration of Japanese population decline threatens to disrupt the country’s economic stability and social service programs. However, the possible solutions being explored by Japan may offer some hope.
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Mexico has found itself once more on the cusp of a generational opportunity to capitalize on newfound foreign investment to expand its industrial capacity. Recent economic history offers valuable insight into the challenges that the nation must overcome as it seeks to expand its participation in global trade.
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Ocean resources provide indispensable opportunities to economies worldwide, driving sustainable growth and fostering innovation. To account for their growing importance, Small Island Developing States have been at the forefront of the incorporation of the Blue Economy. While certainly a step in the right direction, this novel concept will bring forth a multitude of challenges that…
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The Swiss government orchestrated one of the largest mergers in recent history between competing firms UBS and Credit Suisse, reshaping the landscape of Swiss finance. While this historic deal may have averted the nation’s looming economic crisis, it is bound to produce far-reaching consequences for clients, employees, and the cultural dynamics within the banking world.
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Following the end of the Black Sea Grain Initiative, Russia has intensified its attacks on Ukrainian ports in an attempt to damage Ukraine’s economy and capture a larger portion of the global agriculture market.
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India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi reintroduced the Four-Year Undergraduate Program in 2020 under the New Education Policy, even though it was previously rescinded in 2014 on grounds of privatizing India’s public higher education system…
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The Vatican, with its immense history and religious influence, has a complicated relationship with finance. With increasing skepticism from Catholics around the world, stagnant church membership and financial transparency are possible courses of action that could either revive the church or weaken it.
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While carbon offshoring occurs as developed countries continue to shift emission-intensive industries to the developing world, weak environmental laws remain not the sole source of comparative advantage driving offshoring.
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How were indigenous people in one of the whitest countries in Latin America able to gain political and economic influence?
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