Turkey’s Economy is Financed by Funds of Unknown Origin September 8, 2022 As Turkey covers most of its needs with imported energy and is therefore exposed – like a large part of the planet – to…
The Limits of “Economic Orthodoxy” September 1, 2022 Every year the executives of the US Federal Reserve System gather in Jackson Hole, Wyoming for an annual financial symposium. At this year’s meeting,…
Global Growth must not slow down because of Climate Change September 1, 2022 The expansion of the market economy could focus on attracting investments that would target green infrastructure that would not cause damage to the environment….
How the increase in Borrowing Costs can destroy a National Economy August 25, 2022 The financial crisis faced by the vulnerable economies of the Eurozone (e.g. Greece and Italy) with rising inflation, the widening of various bond yields…
The US “Productivity Paradox” appears again August 18, 2022 The recent release of data on non-farm labor productivity in the US economy confirmed concern about a continued downward trend in this critical indicator….
Russia’s Digital Isolation August 4, 2022 The fact that Danish LEGO packed up and left Russia because it invaded Ukraine will certainly not be a blow to the Russian economy….
What do the Spread Control Mechanism mean for the EU Economy? July 28, 2022 The 50 basis point increase in the ECB’s deposit rate, double what the ECB had initially communicated and in line with the hawks’ wish,…
Euro-Dollar Parity 1:1- Europe takes Steps Backwards Compared to the US July 14, 2022 Each currency reflects the reality in the economy and is a tool of a specific economic policy. Reflecting at the same time, the general…
Turkey: High Growth Rates without Prosperity for the Majority of the Turkish People July 7, 2022 Official inflation in May reached 73.5%, while independent non-governmental research institutes (ENAG) report that in reality inflation reaches 168%. An example of the daily…