Modern Monetary Theory (MMT): A Brave New World
MMT is a subject of intense debate. Economic Saviour? or Financial Fraud? This article examines some of the arguments for and against.
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James Duggan
- Apr 22
- 8 min
History of Economic Thought 101: Milton Friedman
Milton Friedman was the 20th century's greatest proponent of Free Market economics, and the ultimate social and economic individualist.
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James Duggan
- Apr 10
- 9 min
History of Economic Thought 101: Joseph Schumpeter
Joseph Schumpeter was a 20th century Austrian Economist whose revolutionary ideas brought about a paradigm shift in Economic understanding.
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James Duggan
- Mar 27
- 10 min
History of Economic Thought 101: Karl Marx
Karl Marx, best known for his founding and advocacy of Communist ideology was a truly revolutionary thinker
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James Duggan
- Mar 20
- 8 min
E.U. & Russia, a non-renewable Partnership?
Does the Russian – Ukrainian conflict have the potential to accelerate Europe’s drive toward renewable energy?
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James Duggan
- Mar 12
- 10 min
History of Economic Thought 101: John Maynard Keynes
John Maynard Keynes is best known for breaking with Classical Economic conventions in order to form his own economic doctrine
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James Duggan
- Mar 5
- 8 min
Inflation: A Necessary Evil?
Inflation - or a general rise in the price of goods and services - is the subject of much public irritation, but is it justified?
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Benoit Gaume
- Feb 28
- 11 min
Pirates: Enemies of Trade?
It is a truism to say that the early modern world was synonymous with intense commercial developments. Since the discovery of the...
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James Duggan
- Feb 27
- 9 min
History of Economic Thought 101: Adam Smith
A detailed examination of the contribution of Adam Smith to the field of economics, focusing heavily on his masterwork The Wealth of Nations
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Stylianos Galatoulas
- Feb 27
- 4 min
European Union: An Economic Power
This article analyzes the International role of the European Union as an economic power, its action and its trade characteristics.
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James Duggan
- Feb 18
- 6 min
The Remote Working Revolution, Here to Stay?
The number of people working remotely has grown exponentially over the course of the Covid Pandemic. Is this trend likely to continue?
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Mar Estrach
- Feb 6
- 5 min
Financial Literacy: a Survival Must That Should Be Taught
Everyone should be able to understand the risks involved when borrowing or investing money. Financial literacy can help individuals.
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Gilda Liana Mazilu
- Jan 12
- 4 min
Blue Growth and Why We Need to Protect Our Oceans
In recent years, there has been increasing scholarly attention given to the emerging field of “blue growth” or “the blue economy”. This...
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Mar Estrach
- Dec 19, 2021
- 5 min
Rethinking “Gross Domestic Product”
What is the so called “Gross domestic product (GDP)”, what is the problem with its current definition and why should we care?
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Sophia Jocson
- Oct 3, 2021
- 4 min
The Decline and Rebirth of Cinema
The Arclight chain of cinemas is a cultural staple all across the United States, and its flagship in Hollywood became a legendary venue...
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