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Pay to Live - A Brief Look At The Subscription Economy
Do you own anything? I mean, really own anything? Or do you just rent everything from someone else? That’s the question that haunts me...
Mikołaj Kuczmarski
Jun 7, 20235 min read


The Two Tales of the Twenty-twenties
There is general acceptance of two modern-day behemoths: looming global recession and the boundless economic potential of artificial...
Indigo Hemingway
May 6, 20235 min read


Man vs. Machine: Why Cooperation is the Best Option
The term ‘technological unemployment’ has long been on the horizon. As early as 1930, John Maynard Keynes described this phenomenon as...
Carlo Felician Kouwenhoven
Mar 7, 20234 min read


The Caspian Connector
"To follow the Silk Road is to follow a ghost. It flows through the heart of Asia, but it has officially vanished leaving behind the...
Riad Guliyev
Feb 19, 20235 min read


Fall of the (crypto) titan
The last year has been rather tough for crypto. Over the summer we saw prices crash and several companies fail. If anyone thought the...
Mikołaj Kuczmarski
Feb 7, 20238 min read


Organ Operations
What is the organ market, and why do we have one? Around 2014, China reported that about 85,000 organs were transplanted, this was...
Mira Chandrikasingh
Feb 7, 20235 min read
China, the Economic Introvert
Seemingly perpetual economic growth and China’s status as an international behemoth may be in question as President Xi Jinping shifts...
Indigo Hemingway
Jan 15, 20235 min read

Bitter Stalemate In Money Supply
Ben Bernanke, Douglas Diamond, Philip Dybvig (© Nobel Prize Outreach/Niklas Elmehed) In 1661 Johan Palmstruch discovered a Midas touch...
Riad Guliyev
Jan 14, 20235 min read


Whatever happened to NFTs?
Non-fungible tokens. NFTs. Pictures of monkeys and three-dimensional animations of Donald Trump puking rainbows were all over our Twitter...
Ekin Köseoğlu
Jan 14, 20234 min read

A Dying Breed
Farm workers toil in the fields: Agriculture is no longer what it used to be (Source: Shaina Bombase) The typical image of an idyllic...
Konstantin van Thiel
Jan 13, 20235 min read


Who’s Really Taking Your Money?
“The Culprits Behind Greedflation” We all know the story of Robin Hood. Steal from the rich and give to the poor. The unprecedented...
Carlo Felician
Dec 1, 20224 min read


Terror and Tourism: How does terror hurt the economy?
On June 5, 2015, a rally was taking place in Diyarbakır, a city in Eastern Turkey, when an explosion took place. This was the start of a...
Ekin Köseoğlu
Nov 28, 20224 min read


Is Lebanon’s Economic Meltdown Threatening to Erase History?
Could Lebanon’s economic collapse be affecting history? Quite an unusual question to ask yourself, I suppose. But, if we look a little...
nourelezabii
Nov 22, 20225 min read


Turmoil in the Safe Haven
It is height of the 1970s energy crisis. Everyone is panicking over the rising price of oil and soaring inflation. They can feel how each...
Mikołaj Kuczmarski
Nov 21, 20225 min read


Perpetual Consumption of our Working Days
I. The mechanization of the processes within the pin factory has proven to surpass human competence in almost every labor-intensive...
Santiago Mengual
Nov 17, 20227 min read

Sailing into Dire Straits
COSCO is one of the largest Chinese state-owned shipping lines (Source: Alf van Beem) Paranoia has swept across Europe. Skyrocketing...
Konstantin van Thiel
Nov 13, 20226 min read

Billionaires in Bunkers, are they Bonkers?
Panicking has made its resurgence since COVID hit. End-of-the-world thinkers are on the rise, especially those who can afford to...
Mira Chandrikasingh
Nov 2, 20225 min read

The Jones Act: A Fish Out of Water?
Alaska… What the American public sardonically labeled “Seward’s icebox” and “Johnson’s polar bear garden” (referring to President Andrew...
Carlo Felician
Oct 6, 20224 min read


Economic Shocks and Reactions as of Today
The short-term effect on the population and financial markets “We live in a time of paradox and uncertainty. It is a paradox that, in a...
Timofey Zhalnin
Sep 23, 20225 min read


Covid and the Cushion of Riches
Economics is not abstract; it is the most real. Economic policy has the potential to directly impact the livelihoods of millions of...
Indigo Hemingway
Sep 22, 20225 min read
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