International Relation "Shifting Tides: The Evolution and Potential Future of Global Trade" Global trade has seen a vast evolution over centuries. From the early voyages of Africa/Atlantic trade in 1450, it has experienced waves of expansion and contraction that have defined
economics Breaking Down National Wealth, Deficits, and Competitiveness Understanding the economic health of a nation requires looking beyond the surface. Issues such as fiscal responsibility, the accumulation of wealth, and competitiveness in the global market all come into
economics Understanding the Modernization and Decline of Ottoman, Qing Dynasty and U.S. In the process of a nation's collapse or growth, the roles of modernization, public policy, economy, and social issues are key. Comparing the U.S. with both the Ottoman Empire
economics Regulation Spectrum: A Balancing Act Between Innovation and Stability Navigating the waters of international regulation and policy-making can be a challenging task, particularly when considering the longevity of the entities pushing for these changes. Often, regulation serves mainly to
economics The Implications of Increasing Debt: A Look at US and Ottoman Empire The nature of global economics is complex, layered and ever-evolving. Old patterns and trends may disappear only to re-emerge in a new structure. Today, many concerned economists turn their attention
economics Examining the Global Economy: Past, Present, and Future Predictions The global economy has been a rollercoaster of ups and downs, some regions discovering more peaks than valleys, and others crawling laboriously uphill. This blog post will delve into the
Artificial Intelligence The Evolution of Craftmanship: A Glimpse into the History of Manufacturing & Software Development The understanding and advancement of technology have been the secret ingredients behind human civilization. The transformation from craftsmanship to industrialization and now to the software era reflects the impressive progress
economics The Oscillating Value of Hard Work In Economic Cycles In essence, the value of hard work can differ greatly, subject to the economic state of a nation. There's an interesting dichotomy between countries experiencing substantial growth and those undergoing
economics Understanding the Paradox: National Account Deficits and their Impact on GDP Growth In this article, we delve deep into the world of national accounts and explore the often overlooked yet incredibly essential aspect of the GDP's structure. With countries like the UK
Future Marx, the Industrial Revolution, and the Evolution of Service Driven Capitalism: A Historical Perspective In this blog post, I delve deep into the theories of Marx and their relevance in the current era. I explore the shift from manufacturing to a service-driven economy, drawing
economics Balancing Private Sector Efficiency and Public Sector Regulation: Lessons from Ayn Rand The debate between private sector efficiency and public sector regulation is an age-old one, with roots in Ayn Rand's ideas, that still remains relevant today. In Atlas Shrugged, Henry she
International Relation Is There an Upper Limit for Democracy? Today, I would like to talk about an interesting topic that crossed my mind recently – the relationship between the size and population of a country and the effectiveness of democracy.
lifehack Travel on a Budget: Exploring the Best Value Countries with a Nominal Real GDP Gap When it comes to traveling abroad, how far your money can go depends on the strength of the local currency. The data reveals the difference between nominal GDP and real
