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Can the United States Ever Default on Its Debt?

The probability of a U.S. sovereign default—whether perceived as high or low—remains a topic of significant…

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,…

The Economic Chaos of Trump’s Erratic Tariff Strategy

Donald Trump’s “on and off” approach to tariffs has sent shockwaves through both the U.S. economy…

The EU AI Act: Balancing risks, opportunities, ethics and innovation

The European Union (EU) has become a global leader in regulating emerging technologies, and its comprehensive…

The U.S.-Ukraine Mineral Deal: A Geopolitical Battleground

The proposed U.S.-Ukraine mineral deal is more than just an economic agreement—it is a strategic move…

What If Canada Became the U.S.’s 51st State? A Bold Hypothesis

The concept of Canada joining the United States as its 51st state has long been a…

Streamlining or Straining? The DOGE Controversy

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) was created with the ambitious goal of shrinking the size…