Global Economic Insights
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The Wealth of Silence and the Architecture of Impunity How Global Oligarchy and Offshore Systems Shield the Ultra-Rich from Accountability
The unprecedented concentration of global wealth has fundamentally reshaped the landscape of international justice, creating a bifurcated legal reality where…
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Americans Splurge Online and at Vehicle Dealers, instead of Buying Homes? YOLO? Retail Sales without Gas Stations Jump for 5th Month
The Gasoline Paradox: Deflation Masking Demand Gasoline station sales, which represent approximately 7.5% of total retail sales, are uniquely sensitive…
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Estimating the Economic Effects of Federally Funded R&D
Overview of the CBO’s New Analytical Framework The CBO’s latest methodological disclosure focuses on two primary approaches for estimating the…
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Alphabet and Intel Earnings to Test AI Investment Resilience Amid Market Breadth Concerns and Nike Turnaround Efforts
The global financial markets are entering a critical juncture this week as tech giants Alphabet and Intel prepare to release…
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Mapping the Corridors of Exploitation Why Localized Strategies are the Key to Dismantling Global Modern Slavery Networks
The conventional understanding of human trafficking often relies on broad, macro-level frameworks that view the crisis through the lens of…
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The Long-Term Impact of Early-Life Exposure to the 1918 Influenza Pandemic on Old-Age Longevity and Socioeconomic Outcomes
The lingering shadows of the 1918 influenza pandemic continue to provide critical insights into human longevity and public health, as…
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Inflation Will Be A Thing Of The Past- Kevin Warsh
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh concluded his first semiannual testimony before Congress this week, delivering a resolute message regarding the…
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Portugal’s Democratic Resiliency and the Shadow of Global Protectionism
The historical trajectory of Portugal over the last half-century serves as a profound testament to the possibilities of democratic transition…
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Oh Dear, Condo Prices Fell by 15% to 33% in 30 Bigger Cities Already. Some Dropped Back to 2006 Levels
In the decade leading up to the market’s peak, condo prices in many high-demand markets had soared by 180% to…
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The Recent U.S. Mortality Crisis and the Weakening of Institutional and Social Translation of Resources into Longevity Gains
The historical relationship between a nation’s wealth and the health of its citizens has long been considered a cornerstone of…
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