Economics

In a strong stance, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed recent threats made by US President Donald Trump concerning potential economic sanctions. These threats emerged from concerns that coordination between Canada and the European Union could harm the US economy. The Canadian Prime Minister, however, has made it clear that

As whispers of an impending recession echo across financial circles, many wonder about the fate of Bitcoin and altcoins. A striking new prediction from Moody’s Chief Economist, Mark Zandi, signals turbulent times ahead, yet history might just be on cryptocurrency’s side. The Whisper of Economic Doom Mark Zandi,

America’s oil industry has a fascinating and often overlooked component—marginal oil wells. These aged wells, while individually producing a modest amount, contribute significantly to the overarching energy narrative of the country. With over three-quarters of these wells collectively producing a mere 6% of the nation’s oil, they

Navigating Economic Uncertainty Tyler Schipper, a respected economist and associate professor at the University of St. Thomas, recently spoke to the Minnesota Star Tribune about the looming threat of a recession. Amidst fluctuating financial markets and wavering consumer confidence following federal policy changes, the potential for economic downturn has become

Introduction: A Precarious Turn in Global Trade Donald Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ is looming, set for April 2, when his protectionist tariffs will strike global trading partners. The UK finds itself on the frontline as these policies begin to ripple through its economy. As Ed Conway, Sky News’ economics and

In an exciting development for education in Ireland, Dublin City University (DCU) and the Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) have unveiled a groundbreaking joint degree, the Bachelor of Education in Home Economics and Technology (BEd HET). This innovative program is the first of its kind, merging two traditionally separate

In a world where interconnectedness has driven unprecedented growth, the sudden strain of growing trade conflicts threatens to unravel these intricate webs. As tariffs rise, economist Iain Begg from the prestigious London School of Economics and Political Science paints a stark picture of looming economic doom. The Ripple Effect of