by Gwyneth Lee | Oct 25, 2025 | International
Canadian and European efforts to boycott the US Beginning earlier this year, the 2025 United States Boycott is an international movement aimed at deliberately avoiding United States services and products. It is led primarily by Canada and Europe as a form of protest...
by Vansheeka Sarin | Oct 25, 2025 | International
India-UK Comprehensive Economic & Trade Agreement The India–UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) was signed on 24 July 2025, capping negotiations that accelerated after talks resumed in 2022. The treaty combines broad tariff liberalisation,...
by Mika Katznelson | Oct 24, 2025 | Macroeconomic
Rare Earth Metal’s Impact on the Economy & Society China’s dominance in the heavy rare earth industry has made it a crucial player in the global transition to clean energy and advanced technologies. Elements like dysprosium and terbium which are vital for...
by Zhanar sir | Oct 24, 2025 | Microeconomic
The Influencer Paycheck – How Likes Turn Into Cash There aren’t many clubs as prestigious as Futbol Club Barcelona. Known for there academy “La Masia”, tiki-takka football and the greatest to ever do it Lionel Messi, the club has long branded itself as “Més que...
by Sean Hirabe | Oct 24, 2025 | Microeconomic
From Galácticos to IOUs: The Economics of Barcelona’s Debt There aren’t many clubs as prestigious as Futbol Club Barcelona. Known for there academy “La Masia”, tiki-takka football and the greatest to ever do it Lionel Messi, the club has long branded itself as “Més...
by The Youth Dividend | Aug 26, 2025 | Global
Generational Shift : How Millennials and Gen Z are changing the job market Try explaining to your parents that you can make a career out of managing a Discord server, editing TikToks, or reselling sneakers—and watch the confusion on their faces. For them, “real work”...
by The Youth Dividend | Aug 26, 2025 | Microeconomic
The boom of the creator economy – Is the life of a content creator sustainable? The price level increase of housing in cities has become one of the most critical economic challenges in developed countries over the past ten years. In cities like Sydney, London,...
by The Youth Dividend | Aug 26, 2025 | Microeconomic
A Look at the Urban Housing Affordability Crisis from an Economic Point of View The price level increase of housing in cities has become one of the most critical economic challenges in developed countries over the past ten years. In cities like Sydney, London, New...
by The Youth Dividend | Aug 26, 2025 | Macroeconomic
American Education Funding As debates over the future of American education increase, one of the greatest divides remains between public and private schools. These systems are not only structurally different but are also fundamentally unequal in how they are funded...
by The Youth Dividend | Aug 26, 2025 | International
Canadian and European efforts to boycott the US: what they mean for Americans Beginning earlier this year, the 2025 United States Boycott is an international movement aimed at deliberately avoiding United States services and products. It is led primarily by Canada and...
