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Top 5 Things To Know About The Oil Market
May 16, 2017

David McDonald

David McDonald

Founder at The Global Millennial
David is a 19-year-old Canadian student currently attending the University of Guelph. He currently studies Public Management and economics with hopes of one day becoming an accomplished journalist. David enjoys reporting on global events and actively try to make a difference in the world.
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Actions taken by industrialized nations to lessen global warming by curtailing the use of fossil fuels gained momentum in June 2015. The leaders of the G7 industrialized nations issued a communiqué calling for the phasing out of petroleum-based energy by […]

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Economic Theory  /  Economics
Monetary Policy Explained
May 15, 2017

David McDonald

David McDonald

Founder at The Global Millennial
David is a 19-year-old Canadian student currently attending the University of Guelph. He currently studies Public Management and economics with hopes of one day becoming an accomplished journalist. David enjoys reporting on global events and actively try to make a difference in the world.
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Every country has a central bank, well, about 99% of all nations have one. Central banks control interest rates on money and thus, determine the price (or exchange rate) of money – to a certain extent. Central banks have the […]

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International Policy and Society  /  Policy and Society
Democracy Meets Socialism
May 13, 2017

Hafsah Jahan

I’m a writer. I’m also a 17 year old A level student. I am interesting in changing the world. I’m a raving Marxist who is a functionalist at heart. I am interested in law and the economy.

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Saturday, May 13th, 2017 Article By: Hafsah Jahan Democracy: Giving power to the masses. It was a doomed sick love story right from the start. We’ve all heard the story of how Democracy grew up and met socialism. Democracy and […]

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Economics  /  International Economics
Japan’s Debt problem and how to solve it
May 13, 2017

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Lakshya Narula

Lakshya Narula is just another 22 years old engineer turned economics student trying to make a dent in the economics community. He is currently pursuing Ceramic Engineering from IIT(BHU), Varanasi, a self-taught student of economics and a regular writer on Quora who wants to pursue a career in economics.
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Saturday, May 13th, 2017 Article By: Lakshya Narula Japan’s central government is more than 1,000,000,000,000,000 Yen in debt ($11 Trillion), which is about 245% of its GDP (Gross Domestic Product) and over $80,000 per capita. There’s little chance of it […]

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American Economics  /  Economics
Increased Defence Spending: Helpful Or Detrimental To The US Economy?
May 10, 2017

David McDonald

David McDonald

Founder at The Global Millennial
David is a 19-year-old Canadian student currently attending the University of Guelph. He currently studies Public Management and economics with hopes of one day becoming an accomplished journalist. David enjoys reporting on global events and actively try to make a difference in the world.
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Wednesday, May 10th, 2017 Article By: David McDonald   Military spending is one area where there is no private solution to replace the public purse. No single corporation or group of citizens is sufficiently motivated (or trustworthy) enough to take […]

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Psychology
Work/Life Balance and Productivity
May 8, 2017

Hafsah Jahan

I’m a writer. I’m also a 17 year old A level student. I am interesting in changing the world. I’m a raving Marxist who is a functionalist at heart. I am interested in law and the economy.

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Work / life equilibrium When fate and reality met life they met at an equilibrium. I find it fascinating. Looking at us all running around. Rushed. Late. Now I understand why it’s called the human race. It’s a race against […]

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Economics  /  International Economics
France Poised For Economic Growth Despite Looming Weaknesses
May 1, 2017

David McDonald

David McDonald

Founder at The Global Millennial
David is a 19-year-old Canadian student currently attending the University of Guelph. He currently studies Public Management and economics with hopes of one day becoming an accomplished journalist. David enjoys reporting on global events and actively try to make a difference in the world.
David McDonald

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Monday, May 1st 2017 Article By: David McDonald The French economy is expected to see growth rates of 0.4% and 0.5% respectively in the upcoming quarters of 2017. 2020 growth rate projections are as high as 0.7% according to Trading […]

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Economics  /  International Economics
Economic Analysis: How Will China’s Economy Perform In The Coming Years?
April 27, 2017

David McDonald

David McDonald

Founder at The Global Millennial
David is a 19-year-old Canadian student currently attending the University of Guelph. He currently studies Public Management and economics with hopes of one day becoming an accomplished journalist. David enjoys reporting on global events and actively try to make a difference in the world.
David McDonald

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Thursday, April 26th 2017 By: David McDonald   China is still to this day one of the fastest growing economies in the world. High demand from other countries for Chinese exports along with cheap labor helped the country to succeed […]

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Economics  /  International Economics
Why Central Banks Should Target 4% Inflation
April 6, 2017

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It is October 29, 1929 , also known as Black Tuesday. The Great Depression, one of the largest economic downturns in history, has just begun. Unbeknownst to the everyday man and woman, this will last a backbreaking decade, during which these everyday […]

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American Policy and Society  /  Policy and Society
Which Waves Of Immigration Have Been Most Beneficial To the United States?
April 5, 2017

David McDonald

David McDonald

Founder at The Global Millennial
David is a 19-year-old Canadian student currently attending the University of Guelph. He currently studies Public Management and economics with hopes of one day becoming an accomplished journalist. David enjoys reporting on global events and actively try to make a difference in the world.
David McDonald

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There have been four major ‘waves’ of immigration coming into the United States Of America since it’s independence. However, I’d have to say that the most recent wave of immigration has been the most beneficial to the American economy due […]

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