Economy
Turkish gold conversion plan likely to falter on lack of public trust
When Turkish finance minister Nureddin Nebati this week announced plans to encourage households to convert their gold holdings into Turkish liras in a bid...
Forex Crisis Looms as Sri Lanka Calls on Expats
Sri Lankan President, Gotobhaya Rajapaksha had called on its expatriates to increase remittances to the island nation, on the occasion of the country’s 74th...
Infrastructure Stimulus and Finance: A Rethink
Can infrastructure investments provide a strong stimulus for the Indian economy? The answer is a resounding but conditional yes: conditional on how the investments...
In 2022, Latin America and the Caribbean Must Urgently Strengthen the Recovery
Two years after the onset of the pandemic, 2022 began with some hopeful signs of economic recovery after the worst downturn in more than...
Eastern Balkans Economic update: New government, but even more problems in Bulgaria
Over the last two years, Bulgarian politics has manifested chronic instability, extreme fractiousness and scarce capacity for reform. Nevertheless, in the immediate aftermath of...
The Journey to the Center of the EconoVerse
Finally, the imbecilian with fake IQ, dance with cryptolians to celebrate super success of economies. The chimpanzees laugh. This is where digitized heavens enter...
Decoding India’s ‘paradoxical’ trade ties with China
Even amid a persisting 22-month-long border stand-off, the two-way trade between India and China rose to a historic high, wherein the trade balance stands...
China’s New “Green Policy” of Sustainable Mobility and Development
Launched in 2013, China's Belt – One Road Initiative (hereinafter referred to as the BRI) is aimed to create a global transport and investment...
Why Should Legal Startups Be Left Behind In This New Pandemic Startup Era?
“Today, India is rapidly moving towards hitting the century of the unicorns. I believe the golden era of India’s startups is starting now”, this...
Is Saudi Arabia entering a “Great Reshuffle”?
Authors: Nayib Rivera and Johannes Koettl*
In many developed countries, the pandemic has caused seismic shifts in labor markets. What started as an increasing shortage...