The probability of a U.S. sovereign default—whether perceived as high or low—remains a topic of significant…
Month: May 2025
Capital Shallowing: A Key Driver Behind Declining Global Labour Productivity
Capital shallowing is emerging as a central explanation for the persistent decline in global labour productivity,…
Trading Places: The UK’s Post-Brexit Gamble with Trump’s America
Five years after Brexit, the UK is still grappling with its economic aftermath. The debate continues:…
Tariffs or Quotas? Unpacking Trump’s Trade Dilemma Through Economic Theory
Have you ever wondered why former President Donald Trump prefers tariffs over quotas to restrict Chinese…
Signals of Strain: Understanding the Signs and Implications of a Weak Currency
The strength of a nation’s currency is one of the clearest reflections of its economic vitality,…