For decades, global demand for U.S. government debt has rested on a simple but powerful mechanism: the dollar’s dominance in…
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Abstract This article examines whether the United States has already crossed the threshold beyond which its public debt can no…
The echoes of high inflation and central banks tightening financial conditions linger. We will explore the historical precedents following such…
As 2020 draws to a close, the global economy stands at a crucial juncture, facing a confluence of factors that…
A policy paper was released this week by the G30 (Group of Thirty) detailing the changing business environment in relation…
The COVID-19 pandemic triggered one of the most extraordinary economic disruptions in modern history. Governments responded with unprecedented fiscal spending,…
The United States federal debt is approaching $27 trillion and is projected to rise to $78 trillion by 2028, Debt…
Classical economic theories suggest that the greater the temptation, the less likely we are to be honest — but a…
One-third of the world’s population lives in countries where democracy is in decline, according to an international research group. 2.6…
The European Union’s ‘The European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies’ (EGE) has analyzed how the labor market…
From ubiquitous internet access to precise climate monitoring and affordable space tourism, a new golden age of space economy led…
Technological unemployment is a fact and economists warn that economic inequality will increase as machines take over more jobs. Politicians,…
This short note examines the possibility that U.S. macroeconomic policy over the coming decade (2017–2027) may shift from monetary dominance…
The blockchain is one of the most hyped concepts in information technology, the hype is reaching fever pitch as all…
The American dream is getting harder to achieve, according to a new report published in this week’s issue of Science.…