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 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 | Macroeconomic
The global economy is running a biocapacity deficit Every year, the Global Footprint Network calculates the point in the year when humanity’s demand for natural resources surpasses the Earth’s capacity to regenerate those resources within the same year. In 20205, this...
by Vansheeka Sarin | Jun 24, 2025 | Macroeconomic
Is a Trade Deficit an Emergency? The US Court (and Economists) Say No. A recent federal court ruling has had a wave of impact across global markets, and economists are paying close attention. In a unanimous decision, the U.S Court of International Trade declared that...
by Shoken Tsurumaru | Jun 17, 2025 | Macroeconomic
Japan’s Aging Population Japan is undergoing a profound demographic transformation, marked by the rapid ageing of its population. As of 2025, approximately 29.1% of Japan’s citizens are aged 65 or older, a figure projected to increase to nearly 38% by 2060 (World...
by Vedant Sriram | Jun 17, 2025 | Macroeconomic
Cross-Atlantic Effects: US Tariffs Stalling Germany’s Economy? The new US administration in 2025 imposed tariffs on a multitude of imports. While the primary objective of these are to encourage consumption of domestic goods and increased investment, they’re...
