The UK economy is currently in deep troubles during these days
Category Archives: International and Monetary Economics
U.S. economy: Surprisingly robust development with inflation still high
Recession, yes or no? Many economists have been pondering this question.
What caught my eye: Monetary policy post-pandemic, investment treaties, the financial stability implications of digital assets, and much more…
Does the digital financial system create new potential challenges to financial stability?
Japan: Solid recovery from the pandemic this year, but clouds are gathering
The Japanese economy is doing well over the summer.
What caught my eye: Scientific writing, central bank digital currencies, the rise of the side startup, and much more…
“We find that applicants with a history of risky research are less likely to be selected for funding than those without such a history, especially early career applicants.”
U.S. Economy: Stagnation rather than Recession
The U.S. economy will certainly not grow strongly in the second half of 2022.
Economic slowdown hits euro zone in worse shape than the USA
The global economy is severely impacted by various factors in the summer of 2022. Many countries are on the brink of recession.
What caught my eye: The value of data, central bank digital currencies, and much more…
The “Great Resignation” in perspective:
U.S. Economy: On the Brink of Recession with Inflation Remaining High
The U.S. economy contracted by 0.4 percent in the first quarter of 2022.
Impending recession hits euro zone in worse shape than the USA
The global economy will be severely impacted by various factors in the summer of 2022.