Development economics focuses on improving the economic and social conditions of developing countries while adding a sprinkle of humor to keep things light!
An Economic Indicator is a key piece of data that helps analyze the health of an economy.
An unexpected event that has significant effects on the economy.
The fascinating dance of production, distribution, and consumption!
Understanding the Flat Yield Curve and its implications on investments.
Flow of Funds (FOF) tracks the movement of money within various sectors of a national economy.
An exploration of Gross Domestic Income, its significance in economic measurement, and a humorous take on understanding GDI.
A data-smoothing technique used primarily in macroeconomics.
The study of monetary interactions between countries, focusing on foreign direct investment and currency exchange rates.
A monthly indicator of U.S. economic activity based on a survey of purchasing managers.
Exploring the groundbreaking contributions of Kenneth Arrow to economics.
Invaluable insights into how major economic indicators shape our world.
The study of the economy as a whole—affecting everyone, from Grandma's cookie jar to Wall Street financiers fighting for your lunch money.
A theory suggesting that individual's economic decisions are based on rationality, available information, and past experiences.
Measures economic growth adjusted for inflation or deflation.
A monetary policy rule that suggests how central banks should set interest rates based on inflation and economic output.
A quirky dive into the period of decreased macroeconomic volatility in the United States, full of humor and insight!
Top-down investing is an investment analysis approach focusing on macroeconomic factors before analyzing individual companies.
Understanding the concept of underemployment equilibrium and its implications in economics.
