Economics

South Korea’s Economy Shows Signs of Growth but Faces Challenges

South Korea’s economy is expected to grow this year, driven by increased exports. However, domestic demand is declining, particularly in the construction sector. The surge in project-financing loans, linked to the property market, is now posing a significant risk to the economy.

Chairman of PIAF Advocates for Revolution in Technical Education in Pakistan

Fahimur Rahman Saigol, Chairman of PIAF, advocates for a revolution in technical education to drive Pakistan’s economic growth. He emphasizes the need for a stronger industry-academia connection to address skill gaps and boost exports. Despite challenges, Saigol remains cautiously optimistic about Pakistan’s GDP growth.

Many Americans Feel Economy is Rigged Against Them, Study Shows

Many Americans feel that the economy is rigged to benefit the rich, despite national indicators suggesting a strong economy. A project by the American Academy of Arts and Sciences revealed a prevailing sense of economic struggle and lack of support. Despite reports of declining income inequality, many individuals still feel that the underdog cannot get ahead, attributing this to a system driven by greed and profit.

Key Business Events and Economic Indicators Ahead

Get ready for a week of key business events and economic indicators, including Walmart’s earnings report, the Federal Reserve’s minutes, and the U.S. home sales report. These events will offer valuable insights into the retail sector, monetary policies, and the housing market, providing crucial information for businesses and investors.

The Indicator from Planet Money: Super Edition

Explore the implications of a New York bank’s instability on the broader economy, the surge of Mexican imports in the US, and the Taylor Swift effect on the Super Bowl in this SUPER Edition of the Indicators of the Week. Stay updated with the latest news and culture by subscribing to newsletters and following on Facebook and Instagram. NPR is committed to delivering accurate and unbiased news with diversity, accessibility, and ethical reporting.

Controversy Surrounds Australian Interest Rate Proposal

Australian interest rates have once again sparked controversy, with Wazza McKibbin’s recent comments drawing attention. McKibbin’s proposal for a neutral interest rate has raised concerns about its impact on households, with critics arguing that such a rate would be detrimental….

Upturn in Global Tech Cycle to Support Malaysia’s Export Expansion in 2024, Economists Say

Monday22 Jan 2024 HomeCorporateEconomyCourt & PoliticsSectionsEdgeTVTechOpinion新闻HomeCorporateEconomyCourt & PoliticsSectionsEdgeTVTechOpinion新闻HomeCorporateEconomyCourt & PoliticsSectionsEdgeTVTechOpinion新闻HomeUpturn in global tech cycle to support Malaysia’s export expansion in 2024, economists sayTechnologyMalaysiaEconomyTop StoriesEconomic FocusUpturn in global tech cycle to support Malaysia’s export expansion in 2024, economists sayBy Emir Zainul…

Economic Indicators Pointing Towards Positive Direction for Biden Administration

Three major economic indicators are pointing towards a positive direction, providing a glimmer of hope for President Biden’s administration after a period of economic uncertainty. This shift in the economic landscape comes as a welcome development for the White House,…

Trudeau government policies driving cost-of-living crisis

After eight years of the Trudeau Liberal government managing the Canadian economy, Canadians are in the throes of a cost-of-living crisis. While this crisis is being felt by citizens in countries around the world, the Trudeau government’s policies are exacerbating…

Study Shows Positive Trend in Environmental Sustainability in EU-27 Countries

In a recent study published in Volume 18 of the journal Environmental Science and Ecotechnology, researchers evaluated the Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC) in the EU-27 from 1990 to 2019. The study focuses on analyzing trends towards environmental sustainability in these…