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"When examining the interplay between politics and the economy, one might assume that political stability and consensus are prerequisites for economic prosperity. However, the evidence suggests that the economy and stock market are often quite resilient to political turbulence. The United States serves as a prime example. Over the past two decades, and especially in the last five years, the US has been the standout economy in the developed world, with a rate of GDP growth and innovation that has far exceeded Europe and other developed nations. This economic performance has occurred amidst a backdrop of highly polarised politics, marked by the rise of the Tea Party movement, the presidency of Donald Trump, and the most extreme political divisions seen in the US in a century..." 📕 Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/3yzP6Lx #weeklynews #investment #dominionnews

There are six countries where the economic cost of violence is equivalent to more than 30% of GDP. Analyse the economic impact of violence to the global economy in the latest Global Peace Index report. https://lnkd.in/gKQrGytA

Although the number of jobs in the US economy is increasing at a 2 percent annual rate, much of that increase is coming from just two major sectors: healthcare and government. Why does this matter? These sectors don't create economic growth in the way that manufacturing or finance or technology do— and the growth may also be temporary. Ingo Winzer, Chief Economist of Local Market Monitor, Inc., a Vertical IQ product, shares the latest local economic and real estate developments shaping the state of the economy in this month's National Economic Outlook: https://hubs.ly/Q02ybczB0 #ReadinessWins #LMM #Economy #News #RealEstate #EconomicUpdate

I hope you find value in this article on the economy. Happy Reading. #StaySavvy

In the latest twist of political discourse, Daniel Bwala challenges Peter Obi to elucidate the reasons behind the UK's recession, sparking a conversation on global economic trends and political responses. https://lnkd.in/d9CQksME

The rate hiking cycle is largely over in Asia, according to estimates from our modified version of the Taylor rule. Policy easing is the likely next step though that could diverge across #Asian #economies, write our economists Sonal Varma and Si Ying Toh: https://ow.ly/5LEO50QrYVq

🌟 New Blog Post 🌟 Take a deep dive into the factors contributing to the U.K.'s stagnant economy in our latest blog post. From Brexit's impact to global market shifts, we explore the key reasons behind the slowdown in economic growth. Gain valuable insights and perspectives on this pressing issue. Check it out now! #UKeconomy #economicgrowth #Brexitimpacts https://ift.tt/tNbl0g3

2024 economic outlook: China, Trump and the next black swan - DW Sushant Singh, from India's Centre for Policy Research, said whether China's economy revives or sinks is a critical question for 2024. Students in ... More Info. https://lnkd.in/dYagshzR #geopolitics#TheAsiaHawk

In a special invited article for The Economist, Princeton University Professor Wei Xiong outlines several ways China can overcome its short- and long-term economic challenges. Read the full essay: https://lnkd.in/gKK36nnN

Global and local tides of economic change by Dr. Francois Stofberg In many countries, the tides of economic change often ripple subtly. But in South Africa they crash like waves and reshape our landscape dramatically. Click here: https://bit.ly/3Whu9yl #efw #efgroup #financial #wellness #advisors #financialplanning #interestrates #economic #markets #sarb