PostsCommentsPayoutslevidesmond69 (52)in Economics • 2 days agoCan Canada decouple from the United States EconomyCanada's economy is a highly developed one and the world's ninth-largest as of 2024, with a GDP of approximately US$2.117 trillion. But after the recent tariff showdown with the…levidesmond69 (52)in Economics • 5 days agoThe United Kingdom Economy The United Kingdom is one country that has always amazed me I mean this is a country that when it comes to industrialisation they were the first. And also played a major role…levidesmond69 (52)in Economics • 7 days agoWhy does Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has High Approval RatingBetween the period of January 21 to 27 this year a survey was carried out by Statista Worldwide to know the citizens approval rating of their president. India's prime minister…levidesmond69 (52)in Economics • 9 days agoThe Untold Story of Iceland's Small Economy with high volatilityIn 2008 a combination of some major economic problems caused a great recession popularly known as the 2008 global economic crisis. Many countries were hit, and even to this day…levidesmond69 (52)in Economics • 12 days agoThe Economic Nightmare No One Talks About: Stagflation's Deadly Grip Now let's talk about the unholy Trinity nobody wants which signals Stagflation. high inflation low economic growth high unemployment. Inflation is the persistent rise in…levidesmond69 (52)in Economics • 13 days agoWhy The European Union Economic Growth Has StalledThe Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is simply the monetary value of goods and services produced in a country over a period of time. Therefore, it is the most reliable metric used to…levidesmond69 (52)in Economics • 14 days agoHow The European Union Economy Growth Has StalledThe US economy and the European Union were roughly the same size in 2008. In 2008 the European Union's GDP was reported to be around $16 Trillion while the United States GDP was…levidesmond69 (52)in Economics • 15 days agoWhy Rising Interest Rate Controls Inflation One of the first responses to rising inflation is to raise interest rates therefore why do central banks raise interest rates. Interest rate simply means the little extra money…levidesmond69 (52)in Economics • 16 days agoDeclining Birth rate in the world Declining birth rates are the slow bleed of a civilization and this means less future, less legacy, less of everything that matters. The world today as we know it was built by…levidesmond69 (52)in Economics • 17 days ago8 Things to expect from Donald Trump Signing of countless executive orders: it's obvious he already signed more than 100 so far and it's just the beginning Tax cuts for individual and corporate organizations…levidesmond69 (52)in Economics • 19 days ago692 million people globally lived on less than $2.15 per dayWhile there are millionaires and billionaires there is another part of the world where people lived less than $2.5 per day and even less than a dollar per day. According to…levidesmond69 (52)in Economics • 20 days agoTrump threatens BRICS with 100% tariff increase Trump earlier threatened that he would impose a 25% tariff on Canada and Mexico when he takes office in January unless they secured their borders with the US. And prevent…levidesmond69 (52)in Economics • 21 days agoOwnership Money vs Borrowed Money: Equity vs Debt ExplainedEquity is very much different from debt because when you buy equity you're buying a part of the company and therefore you are entitled to profit from that company. Equity and…levidesmond69 (52)in Economics • 22 days agoEthiopia Made almost $3 Billion Exporting Flowers 🌹Let's take a look into the Ethiopian flower market if you take a good look at the picture above you will find out that from 2001 to 2022 Ethiopia Made a total of $2.79B from…levidesmond69 (52)in Economics • 23 days agoCan China Break into The Aircraft Market Dominated by Boeing and AirbusComac, the state-run maker of China's first homegrown passenger jet, is seeking certifications for it to fly beyond the country’s shores. As of 2023, Airbus has a fairly…levidesmond69 (52)in Economics • 26 days agoArgentina Inflation 2023 - 2024: Governance is not rocket science.Argentinian Javier Milei's government inherited a huge inflation rate from the past government with a Record money-printing the past government Alberto Fernández left with 9.439…levidesmond69 (52)in Economics • 27 days agoWhy High Revenue Doesn't Always Mean High Stock PriceMarket capitalization is predicated on projected future earnings. As a result, investors think Tesla will surpass Toyota and Volkswagen in future auto sales. The current share…levidesmond69 (52)in Economics • 28 days agoWalmart tops the world's largest companies by total revenue If you check companies with the highest revenue for the past four years or five years you will find out that Walmart tops the rank consecutively one has to Just respect WalMart…levidesmond69 (52)in Economics • last monthCan the United States buy GreenlandElon Musk tweeted that "If the people of Greenland want to be part of America, which I hope they do, they would be most welcome!" So the big question is why the sudden interest…levidesmond69 (52)in Economics • last monthHow the united states lost the Electric car race to China In terms of scale, I believe no one can match the Chinese. Due to its cheap labour cost coupled with population and aggressive marketing. The only option for Tesla is to make…
