Employment Rises with Oversight on Tax Incentives
In 2019, a significant shift occurred in the economic strategy of Kansas and Missouri, states that share the bustling metropolis of Kansas City. For a…
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Study Shows Hybrid Job Training Enhances Female Participation in Nepal
Globally, the participation of women in the workforce is approximately 25% lower than that of men, frequently due to obstacles such as domestic duties and…
Study Reveals Politically Linked Corporations Gained More US Tariff Exemptions on Chinese Goods
A recent publication in The Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis unveiled that companies with political ties were more likely to be exempted from tariffs…
Study Connects India’s Nutritional Programme to Improved Health and Higher Earnings
Despite our world’s scientific advances and interconnected economies, malnutrition remains a persistent global issue. The United Nations reported that in 2023, an estimated 2.33 billion…
16-Year Analysis of US-Canada Free Trade Agreement Shows Workers Unaffected by Increased Trade Freedom
In a contemporary study amidst ongoing and occasionally contentious discussions on U.S.-Canada trade policies, researchers analysed the enduring impacts of the 1989 Canada-U.S. Free Trade…
Large Companies, Significant Influence: The Role of Major Exporters in Trade Volatility
The study undertaken by researchers from the University of Surrey, in partnership with the Bank of France, sheds new light on the substantial role that…
Oversized Corporations Hinder Economic Progress
Recent studies indicate that the U.S. economy has been underperforming for the last two decades, with corporations investing a smaller portion of their profits into…
Taxing Wealth Encourages Increased Savings
Amidst the ongoing discussion around managing the enormous deficits faced by the United States, which frequently surpass the trillion-dollar mark, one proposed strategy for augmenting…
How Does Economic Development Truly Benefit Individuals?
A recent study from the University of Portsmouth advocates integrating human rights at the core of economic development. Authored by Professor Leïla Choukroune and Dr…
Recent research emphasises American public preference for eco-social initiatives above economic expansion
A recent study has shed light on increasing public support in the United States for eco-social policies addressing contemporary ecological and social crises. Conducted by…
UN Study Suggests: Investing in Nature Could Reduce the Billion-Dollar Expenses of Droughts
As droughts, exacerbated by the human-induced degradation of the environment, are projected to affect three-quarters of the global population by 2050, it becomes crucial to…
Prolonged COVID-19 is Financially Burdening Americans
The tumult of the early 2020s brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic might have subsided. Yet, the SARS-CoV-2 virus continues to impose significant financial strains…