The U.S. economy experienced a strong summer. However, the pandemic is not over yet, which dampens economic growth.
Category Archives: International and Monetary Economics
Japan: Economic recovery strengthens somewhat but remains subdued
In Japan, economic output slightly expanded in the second quarter of 2021.
What caught my eye: Inflation and the Fed, the failure of national-building in Afghanistan, and why it is a bad idea to make bitcoin compulsory tender
What will the Fed decide?
U.S. economy: The recovery continues, but the pandemic is not over yet
The U.S. economy experiences a strong summer. However, the pandemic is not over yet.
What caught my eye: Climate change and international trade, instant cross-border payments, regulating big techs in finance, and much more…
Is it a good idea to tackle climate change with a carbon border adjustment mechanism?
The Italian Economy: Will the soccer champion also be an economic powerhouse? Forza Italia!
The Italian soccer team recently won the European Championship. Of course, this is not more than a symbol. But it should remind us of the many strengths of Italy.
What caught my eye: Monetary policy in the United States and Europe, anywhere jobs and the future of work, the open art browser, and much more…
“Challenges for monetary policy”
U.S. economy: Higher inflation?
Over the last 12 months, the price level in the United States increased by 5.4 percent.
U.S. economy: Strong economic recovery over the summer, but will it stay strong in the fall?
The U.S. economy experiences a strong summer.
What caught my eye: Childcare challenges in the US jobs market, inflation forecasts, big data and international trade, and much more…
“Digital Currencies: Risk or Promise?”