ECONOMY

Scarcity is a fundamental concept in economics that refers to the limited availability of resources in relation to the infinite wants of consumers. It serves as a guiding principle for understanding h...

On February 28, a wave of consumer activism will sweep across the United States as Americans participate in a one-day spending freeze. This boycott aims to protest major retailers’ recent decisi...

The Russian economy is currently facing significant challenges as it experiences a notable decline in trade, particularly with two of its major partners: China and Germany. Recent reports reveal that ...

The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) is gearing up for a significant scaling back of its programs and initiatives over the upcoming two years, a move prompted by a nearly $4 million b...

In recent days, the global markets have been intensely focused on the ongoing US-China trade talks, which aim to resolve the trade tensions that have long plagued the world’s two largest economi...

As the world converges in the beautiful city of Nice for the Third United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC3), a vital message resounds: it’s time for action, not just words. Under the theme “Acc...

As the landscape of global trade and finance transforms, cryptocurrencies—particularly Bitcoin—are emerging as significant players in this evolving narrative. The concept of deglobalization, chara...

In the realm of global economics, few nations are turning heads quite like India. A recent conversation with Børge Brende, the President and CEO of the World Economic Forum (WEF), sheds light on the ...

The concept of a free market has long been a focal point in discussions about economy and governance. Characterized by minimal regulation, this economic system allows individuals and businesses to eng...