Economy

Red Sea Conflict and Inflation Risk: Were Interest Rates Raised in Vain?

Economy Emre Alkin, TA contributor - January 20, 2024.

Recently, I met trade, economics and foreign policy experts at the USLA campus, Topkapı University’s Gastronomy Centre, to taste the delicacies of world cuisine. The...

Europe is returning to solar panel production, but at what cost?

Energy Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - January 18, 2024.

The European Union has been searching for a way to return to producing solar panels as a significant part of the plan to achieve the...

The global economy is retreating into the borders drawn by geopolitics

Globalization Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - January 15, 2024.

There is probably no better place than the annual World Economic Forum, which starts today in Davos, to discuss one of the principal disruptive global...

The journey from Homo Economicus to Black Market

Economy Emre Alkin, TA contributor - January 13, 2024.

Market Democracy reinforced by free will is, by nature, the ideal regime. In such a regime, it is natural for people to price or bargain...

After a brief respite, Boeing is in a new crisis

Companies Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - January 7, 2024.

Having just emerged from a multi-year crisis with the suspension of one of its most significant market assets, Boeing is entering a new turbulent period,...

Positive Expectations!?

Economy Emre Alkin, TA contributor - January 6, 2024.

A reader of mine recently said to me, “Professor, will anything good ever happen? You always talk about risks and troubles!” He was right. But...

Navigating the Economic Landscape in 2024

Economy Daniel Lacalle, TA contributor - January 3, 2024.

As we embark on the year 2024, the economic landscape is characterized by a blend of factors, including declining but still elevated inflation, potential interest...

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