Tag: Economics
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Review for Finance Research Letters
I’m thrilled to share that I’ve recently had the opportunity to successfully review an article for Finance Research Letters, a distinguished journal in the field of finance. 📊 Here’s to more exciting opportunities for collaboration and learning in the world of finance! 🥂📝📈 #FinanceResearch #PeerReview #AcademicCommunity
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CPE Certificate
Just received my CPE Certificate for the course ‘Bay Area Economic Update Series: Cash Management in the Current Economy.’ 🎉 Grateful for the opportunity to enhance my professional skills and earn Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credit. Thank you to all involved! #CPE #ProfessionalDevelopment
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Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs): Transforming Monetary Policy and Financial Inclusion
Central Bank Digital Currencies (#CBDCs) are transforming finance! Created and governed by central banks, these digital representations of fiat money offer benefits like financial inclusion, faster payments, and enhanced control. Get ready for a new era in monetary systems! #DigitalCurrency
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Navigating the Inflation Conundrum: Central Banks’ Agonizing Choices and the Implications for Financial Markets
The key concepts discussed in the article “The trouble with sticky inflationInvestors must prepare for sustained higher inflationThe costs of taming price rises could prove too unpalatable for central bank” Overall, the article highlights the complex challenges and potential consequences associated with managing inflation and making choices in the current economic climate. https://www.economist.com/leaders/2023/06/22/investors-must-prepare-for-sustained-higher-inflation
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Certificate of Excellence: Recognized as a Reviewer by Finance Research Letters!
Thrilled to announce that I’ve been awarded a certificate from Finance Research Letters as a reviewer! 🎉 It’s an honor to contribute to the advancement of financial research and support fellow scholars in their pursuit of knowledge. Grateful for this recognition and excited for more opportunities ahead! #FinanceResearch #ReviewerCertificate
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Neoliberalism, Finance, and Income Inequality: An Examination of 14 OECD countries
In order to better understand how finance causes income inequality and to comprehend the ontology of this relationship, the dataset (14 OECD countries from 1980 to 2017) is employed to study the long-run effects of financialization and neoliberalism on several alternative measures of income inequality across countries classified as neoliberal (the United States, the United…
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US Debt Ceiling Crisis: A Looming Threat to Financial Stability
The US government is facing a critical decision regarding the debt ceiling, with Republicans calling for sweeping policy changes in exchange for lifting the limit. Failure to raise the ceiling could have dire consequences for the economy. Both parties must work together to find a solution.” #debtceiling #politics #economy
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Economic Development Opportunities and Small Business Ideas for Rural Communities in Canada
Canada’s rural communities have evolving economic development opportunities, from agri-food to renewable energy, tourism to the digital economy. Small businesses, from agri-tourism to sustainable energy, can drive growth and prosperity. Let’s support rural Canada! 🌾🌿🌞💻🏞️ #ruraleconomy #smallbusiness #Canada
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The Economic Impacts of the Pandemic on Manufacturing and Supply Chains and Future Transformation
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought significant challenges to the manufacturing industry, but it has also highlighted the importance of agility, resilience, and innovation. Companies that invest in digital technologies and prioritize collaboration will be better equipped to navigate the changing landscape.” #manufacturing #COVID19 #resilience #innovation
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Assessing China’s Monetary Policy: Is It Outperforming America?
Yi Gang, the governor of China’s central bank, has been reappointed to the position and is seen as a reform-minded technocrat. He has expressed respect for market forces and economic liberties, and has pushed for giving households and private firms the maximum amount of freedom to buy foreign exchange, without entirely abandoning capital controls. However,…
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