All posts tagged: Macroeconomics

The Fault Lines of an Oil Economy: The Case of Kuwait (Part 2)

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Kuwait’s political situation is one of the foremost causes of this unsustainable fiscal architecture…

The Fault Lines of an Oil Economy: The Case of Kuwait (Part 1)

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Can you imagine a wealthy petrostate bereft of money? Isn’t it a paradox? Let’s see.

Let There Be Light, and Food to Feed the People: A Week Out in North Korea

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Slowly, the train passed the Yalu river, and I was in North Korea…

Argentina’s Curse: Inflation and Default

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Imagine you’re on a trip to Argentina for the summer…

Tourists Inbound: Mexico’s Mayan Train

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With the Mayan Train megaproject in the works, the Mexican government expects its southeastern states to enjoy higher levels of growth, generating billions of dollars into the economy, and making Mexico an even more attractive tourist destination.

Economic Outlook in the U.S. Bleak Among Continued Concerns Surrounding Covid-19

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American people are worried about the future of the nation’s economy, as indicated by the Consumer Confidence Index…

Mexico’s Future: Green or Gray?

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Facing strong pressure from PEMEX’s debts and inefficiencies, Mexico finds itself at an inflection point, potentially giving way for renewables. President Obrador, however, has a different vision of the future. How will the country react?