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The Importance of Saving and Investment in an Economy
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The Importance of Saving and Investment in an Economy

October 27, 2025

The Role of Savings in an Economy Saving is a fundamental aspect of economic stability and growth. It represents the portion of income that is

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How Economic Shocks Impact Global Markets
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How Economic Shocks Impact Global Markets

October 25, 2025

Understanding Economic Shocks Economic shocks are sudden, unexpected events that can have significant and far-reaching impacts on global markets. These shocks can arise from a

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What Is a Recession and How Is It Defined?
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What Is a Recession and How Is It Defined?

October 17, 2025

Understanding Recession A recession is a considerable decline in economic activity spread across the economy, typically observable for more than a few months. Characteristically, this

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Understanding the Phillips Curve: The Relationship Between Inflation and Unemployment
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Understanding the Phillips Curve: The Relationship Between Inflation and Unemployment

October 9, 2025

Introduction to the Phillips Curve The Phillips Curve is a foundational concept in macroeconomics, illustrating the dynamic interplay between inflation and unemployment. An inverse relationship

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How Government Debt Affects Economic Stability
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How Government Debt Affects Economic Stability

September 29, 2025

Understanding Government Debt Government debt, also recognized as public debt, stands as the funds borrowed by a government to counterbalance budget deficits or support governmental

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The Role of Consumer Spending in Economic Growth
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The Role of Consumer Spending in Economic Growth

September 15, 2025

The Importance of Consumer Spending in Economic Growth Consumer spending, otherwise referred to as household spending, is a cornerstone of economic development in numerous global

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What Are Budget Surpluses and Their Economic Effects?
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What Are Budget Surpluses and Their Economic Effects?

September 8, 2025

Understanding Budget Surpluses A budget surplus occurs when a government’s revenue surpasses its expenditures within a specific timeframe, typically aligning with the fiscal year. This

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How Governments Use Taxes to Influence the Economy
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How Governments Use Taxes to Influence the Economy

September 1, 2025

Introduction to Taxation and Economic Influence Taxes are an essential component of government strategy to manage and influence national economies. By leveraging different forms of

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The Future of Macroeconomics: Trends and Predictions
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The Future of Macroeconomics: Trends and Predictions

August 25, 2025

The Shifting Landscape of Macroeconomics In the realm of macroeconomics, evolving trends and potential future directions set the stage for significant changes in how economies

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The Impact of Financial Crises on the Global Economy
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The Impact of Financial Crises on the Global Economy

August 21, 2025

The Nature of Financial Crises Financial crises, by nature, represent tumultuous periods characterized by severe disruptions in the marketplace. These disruptions are marked by precipitous

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Authors:

  • Anna Schwartz
  • John Maynard Keynes
  • Ludwig von Mises
  • Martín de Azpilcueta
  • William Stanley Jevons

Brookings Institutes

  • Brookings Institution
  • History of the Brookings Institution, part 1
  • History of the Brookings Institution, part 2

NBER

  • The U.S. National Bureau of Economic Research

Types of Trading

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