Keep up to date with the latest economics news and important information and resources about A-Level, IB, AP, Foundation-Level Economics (and maybe even Year 1 Undergraduate Economics Courses)
Monday, March 18, 2019
Deutsche Bank Is in Talks With Commerzbank After Turnaround Efforts Failed
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-03-17/deutsche-bank-commerzbank-said-poised-to-announce-merger-talks
Labels:
Banks,
Central Banks,
Commercial Banks,
ECB,
Euro,
Germany,
Mergers
Monday, February 11, 2019
Traffic jams 'cost drivers a week of their lives a year'
Labels:
Government Intervention,
London,
Market Failure,
Negative externalities,
Pollution,
Subsidies,
Transport,
UK
UK signs Swiss trade deal as heat grows on Liam Fox
Labels:
Brexit,
EU,
Free trade,
Free Trade Area,
Switzerland,
UK,
UK economy
Tuesday, January 22, 2019
The IMF has cuts its forecast for the global economy
Labels:
China,
Developed Countries,
Developing Economies,
Economic Growth,
Emerging Economies,
IMF,
USA
Tuesday, January 1, 2019
The Real Economics of Migration
Labels:
Economic Growth,
Emigration,
Immigration,
Inequality,
Migration,
net migration
France could overtake UK as world's sixth biggest economy as Brexit bites
Why Is the Fed Still Raising Interest Rates?
Labels:
Brexit,
Economic Growth,
Fed,
Inflation,
Monetary Policy,
Unemployment,
USA
Thursday, November 8, 2018
Thursday, September 20, 2018
Here are 3 lessons Europe can learn from China’s flourishing start-ups
Labels:
China,
European Union,
Industrial Policy,
Subsidies,
Subsidy,
Technology
US slaps tariffs on $200bn of China goods as trade war escalates
Labels:
China,
Deglobalisation,
economics growth,
Globalisation,
international trade,
Protectionism,
Tariffs,
Unemployment,
USA
How Australia has gone 25 years without a recession
Labels:
Australia,
Commodities,
Economic Growth,
Interest Rates,
Recession
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