Polarization around the world is increasingly present, in some cases even concerning. Politics in some countries are moved by protesting angry citizens fed up with the incompetence of their leaders. Extremists have a fertile ground for their causes, both for left and right. Unlikely candidates …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) meeting was held last week in an atmosphere of global realignments. The leaders’ speeches (3 women among men) from multiple countries expressed opinions on common issues: the war in Ukraine, the global financial system, poverty, the …
How much do people trust that their governments are doing the right thing? Trust in the institutions, confidence in the path toward economic prosperity, shifts in trust from authorities to peers, trust in media, transparency and accountability, rule of law, democratic values, polarization, all these …
Visual Capitalist Visualizing the $100 Trillion Global Economy in One Chart Surpassing the $100 trillion mark is a new milestone for global economic output. We’ve covered this topic in the past when the world’s GDP was $88 trillion (2020) and then $94 Trillion (2021), and now according to the …
Image: Shutterstock Inflation, Disrupted Supply Chains, Solar, Excessive Liquidity, Volatility, Crypto Implosion, GDP, Quantitative Easing, Stimulus, Oil, Labor Shortages, European Union, Energy Costs, Food Shortages, Tapering, Black Swan, Gold, Covid, PCE price index, Sanctions, Recession, NATO, Interest Rate Hikes, Inventories, Ukraine, Vaccines, Worry-Filled Market, China, War Economy, Bubbles, Russia, Fed, Semiconductors, Inverted Yield Curve, Immigration, …
Antonio Navalón If one looks at today’s world’s shape and the situation of the countries that matter to us – starting with our own – and which affect us, one can come to a conclusion that seems obvious. In my opinion, a conclusion that provides …
