• The U.S. wants Europe to stand up to China. Europe says: Not so fast.

    The challenge posed by Beijing will be a looming issue as the European Union chief visits Washington this week.

  • What the heck is going on in Europe?

    During four days on the road driving to and from New Orleans, in addition to Matt Walsh, Michael Knowles, and other conservative podcasts, we listened to a Matt Graves podcast entitled “Le Monstre,” about a Belgian psychopath who kidnappe

  • A Permanent Wartime Economy

    A Permanent Wartime Economy Authored by Jeff Deist via The Mises Institute, “Governments create money all the time. We do that for war.” This is the argument for more money printing, and perhaps unlimited money printing, recently advanced by Professor Mariana Mazzucato on prime-time BBC. “This whole notion that you run government like you run a household is a complete myth” Economist Prof Mariana Mazzucato tells #Newsnight Government’s should address social issues through...

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    Pricing for the Creator Economy Is All Over the Map

    In the rapidly growing creator economy space, even the creators themselves struggle to price their wares. U.S. advertisers are anticipated to spend over $6 billion on influencer marketing this year, per Insider Intelligence. But creators still aren't sure how big a piece to claim from this pie, a new report from social media management platform

  • Here's Why You Should Buy More Ads When the Economy Tanks

    Marketing budgets are the first to get slashed when the market tightens, but that creates less competition for attention.

  • [Editorial] More red signs for economy

    A host of new red signs are popping up for the South Korean economy, which is bad news for policymakers already struggling to tame high inflation and tackle the economic slowdown. There are three worrisome developments. First, the country posted a record current account deficit in January. Second, the Korean currency is losing its value against the US dollar at a rapid clip. Third, investors are worried about the ripple impact from the collapse of the San Francisco-based Silicon Valley Bank,...

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    How does China transition to low-carbon economy?

    Editor's Notes: A green and low-carbon economy and society are crucial to China's high-quality development. To reach the carbon peak in 2030 and carbon neutral in 2060, China is transitioning to a model of green development. What are the challenges confronting

  • Bank of Finland: Finnish economy in hibernation

    The central bank says that it will take some time before the effects of inflation are fully felt in the economy.

  • How to Crash the Economy, Big Government Style

    We are in a looming financial crisis, even if we don’t want to see it. Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) was, according to Moody’s, worthy of an investment-grade rating as of March 8, 2023. S&P Global Ratings similarly held a high opinion of SVB. Two days later, SVB was shut down; immediately, Moody’s dropped SVB into junk territory. So did S&P Global Ratings. Within days, Signature Bank -- with Barney Frank, co-sponsor of the famed and much-ballyhooed Dodd-Frank Act, on the board -- went belly up. ...

  • Why sleeper trains are being revived across Europe

    A number of rail operators are launching new sleeper train services across the continent.

  • How to Crash the Economy, Big Government Style

    We are in a looming financial crisis, even if we don’t want to see it. Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) was, according to Moody’s, worthy of an investment-grade rating as of March 8, 2023. S&

  • When the government fails mothers, it fails the economy

    New figures show the cost of full-time childcare has reached £15,000, which could be pushing thousands more women out of the workforce.