Category: World
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As the Coronavirus becomes an ever increasing threat to the world, many countries are preparing for the worse by shutting down their nations’ economies. The cutoff between human life and a strong economy shows just how important money really is.
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By Aaron Putham Crude oil demand destruction caused by COVID-19 is expected to be the largest on record, which has created concern about where to store all the unused oil At this stage the only cure for low oil prices will be low oil prices Over the next 12-18 months, the opportunity to play a…
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Coronavirus closes doors of luxury retailers around the world, but will online markets save the future of these companies?
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What are the economic impacts of the global pandemic on businesses and industries?
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By: Aidan Levi-Minzi With Britain finally leaving the EU, economic and political policy will no doubt be at the forefront of the discussion between Boris Johnson and the European Commission. London-based firms are preparing for the worst, while other European cities are bulking up. The United Kingdom has left the European Union. At 11:00 PM GMT,…
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November 9th marked the 30 year anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall: a representation of the political and economic reunification of Germany. The fall of the Berlin Wall was considered a critical point of the Cold War: a victory for democracy. For the East, however, this would mark the beginning of their chase…
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As tariffs continue to tighten their chokehold on the North Korean economy, its leaders may be resorting to an old standby for relief: the international drug trade.
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Losing competitiveness as a global manufacturing base: What’s China’s next step?
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A brief introduction to BRI’s goals, an initiative that aims at benefiting China and the rest of the world.
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Trade sanctions have become a popular policing tool in international trade, and is many countries’ blocking access to vital goods. Some countries have found creative ways to sidestep these barriers.
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There has been an increasingly robust economy performance of both PRC and Hongkong resulted from multiple integration policies. In the future, a closer relationship would further boost the economy of both sides.
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Cuba’s policies implemented under pressure: beneficial structural change or threat to the communism ideology?
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