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meta-merchant · 11 days

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History's Pulse: Tracking Market Movements During Global Conflicts.

A look into the economic heartbeat through times of turmoil.

#MarketMovements #HistoricalData #EconomicTrends #InvestmentInsights #GlobalEconomics #WarAndMarkets

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profresh16 · 21 days

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priyakhurana · 3 months

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Economics: Equip students with economic literacy. Our Economics program covers micro and macroeconomics, financial literacy, and global economic trends. Real-life case studies deepen understanding of economic principles.

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moniquelewisofficial · 5 months

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Get the fxck off my Ferrari. - ML

#moniquelewis #Ferrari #globaleconomics #global economy #fashion #luxuryfashion #style #ayf are #areyoufabulous

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agreementpaper · 6 months

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As #BRICS prepares to welcome six new member countries, let's explore how the bloc's combined #GDP stacks up against the G7.

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tmarshconnors · 8 months

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Selling Out Our Economic Heart: To China

Introduction: In recent years, there has been a growing concern over the increasing influence of China in global economics and, more specifically, the extent to which our own country has become entangled in this economic relationship. It is disheartening to witness how our leaders have seemingly sold out our economic heart to China, prioritizing short-term gains over long-term sustainability and jeopardizing our national interests. In this post, I will delve into the alarming consequences of this sell-out and the urgent need for a reevaluation of our economic ties with China.

Economic Dependence: By relying heavily on China as a trading partner and a source of investment, we have become dangerously dependent on their economy. This economic reliance leaves us vulnerable to the fluctuations and policies of the Chinese government, putting our economic stability at risk. It is essential to diversify our economic relationships and reduce this overreliance to safeguard our own economic interests.

Job Losses and Outsourcing: The sell-out to China has resulted in the loss of numerous domestic jobs and the outsourcing of manufacturing and production to Chinese companies. Our own industries and workforce have suffered as a result, as companies seek cheaper labour and lower production costs in China. This erosion of domestic industries undermines our economic resilience and jeopardizes the livelihoods of our own citizens.

Intellectual Property Theft: China's lax enforcement of intellectual property rights has been a significant concern for our country. By conducting business with China, we inadvertently expose our technological advancements, proprietary knowledge, and trade secrets to the risk of theft. This intellectual property theft not only undermines innovation but also harms the competitive edge of our own industries on a global scale.

Unfair Trade Practices: China's unfair trade practices, including subsidies for their own industries and the manipulation of currency values, have had a detrimental impact on our economy. These practices create an uneven playing field, putting our businesses at a disadvantage and compromising the competitiveness of our products and services in the global market. It is imperative to address these unfair trade practices and establish a level playing field for fair economic competition.

Human Rights Concerns: China's well-documented record of human rights abuses, including forced labour, suppression of dissent, and violations of basic freedoms, should raise alarm bells regarding our economic ties. By turning a blind eye to these human rights abuses, we risk being complicit in supporting and perpetuating such atrocities. Our economic interests should never come at the expense of our ethical principles and human rights values.

National Security Risks: The deepening economic ties with China also pose significant national security risks. The Chinese government's potential access to critical infrastructure, sensitive information, and strategic assets can compromise our sovereignty and national security. It is crucial to reassess our economic partnerships with a careful consideration of the potential security implications involved.

Conclusion: The sale of our economic heart to China has resulted in numerous detrimental consequences, including economic dependence, job losses, intellectual property theft, unfair trade practices, human rights concerns, and national security risks. It is high time for our leaders to prioritize our national interests, diversify our economic relationships, and establish a more balanced and sustainable approach to global trade. We must not sacrifice our economic autonomy and ethical principles for short-term gains, but rather foster a resilient and independent economy that safeguards the interests and values of our nation and its citizens.

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my-financials · 9 months

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Mind Over Money: Unraveling the Psychological and Economic Factors Influencing Financial Decisions

In the intricate world of finance, understanding the psychological factors that influence our decisions is as crucial as knowing the numbers. The interplay between psychology, economics, and individual financial choices forms a complex web that can either lead to success or downfall. This article delves into the cognitive biases, emotions, technical analysis tools, and the global macroeconomic…

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#BehavioralEconomics #CognitiveBiases #EconomicInsights #EmotionalInvesting #FinancialGuidance #financialliteracy #FinancialPsychology #FinancialWellBeing #GlobalEconomics #InvestmentDecisions #InvestmentStrategies #MacroeconomicTrends #MindOverMoney #My-Financials.com #PersonalFinance #TechnicalAnalysis

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tlomurray · 1 year

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I thought this was interesting. I bit heady for early morning but still. Taken from a Mastodon post #globaleconomics #moneyispower https://www.instagram.com/p/Cmq7JsZOUSh/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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enterprisewired · 2 months

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China’s Manufacturing Activity Contracts for Fifth Consecutive Month, Pressuring Beijing for Stimulus Measures

China’s manufacturing sector faced a downturn for the fifth consecutive month in February, as indicated by the official manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) released on Friday. The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) reported a decrease from 49.2 in January to 49.1 in February, below the critical 50-mark that separates growth from contraction. The ongoing contraction underscores the challenges faced by China’s economy, intensifying the call for more substantial stimulus measures, especially as the parliament gears up for its annual meeting next week.

Lunar New Year Impact and Uneven Economic Recovery

Seasonal factors, including the Lunar New Year falling on February 10, contributed to China’s manufacturing weakness. Factories typically shut down during this period as workers return home for the holiday. Despite these seasonal factors, the Caixin/S&P Global survey, released shortly after the official PMI, depicted a steady expansion in manufacturing activity, with increased production and new orders. The contrasting PMIs highlight an uneven economic recovery, intensifying pressure on authorities to implement bolder stimulus measures and reforms for China’s long-term growth stability.

China’s Manufacturing Contracts for Fifth Consecutive Month

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Persistent Contraction and Economic Concerns

China’s manufacturing official PMI has remained in contraction since March 2023, with only a brief exception in September of the previous year. Analysts, including Ting Lu, Chief China Economist at Nomura, anticipate the weak growth momentum to persist into March. Lu forecasts China’s first-quarter GDP growth to be 4.0% year-on-year, a notable slowdown compared to the 5.2% pace recorded in the fourth quarter of the previous year. As China faces internal challenges, such as a property crisis and consumer spending hesitation, external challenges, including global conflicts, further hamper the economic outlook.

Mixed Indicators and Future Policy Actions

While new export orders have contracted for 11 consecutive months, the official non-manufacturing PMI, encompassing services and construction, rose to 51.4 from 50.7 in January, marking its highest reading since September last year. However, construction activity saw a slight decline, signaling ongoing challenges in the property sector. Policymakers, acknowledging the need for further support, cut the reserve requirement ratio for banks on February 5, releasing substantial liquidity. Despite short-to-medium-term measures, analysts caution that structural issues could undermine China’s long-term growth potential, calling for a delicate balance in policy support.

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radiofreealbemut · 7 months

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tradermade · 9 months

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Chinese trade data disappoints, reflecting potential global economic issues. Saudi and Russian cuts support oil prices, maintaining stability. Due to slower demand from China - a mighty oil importer, Brent Crude price is rallying. https://tradermade.com/cfd-live-prices/UKOIL.

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profresh16 · 25 days

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iuicmemphis · 2 years

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moniquelewisofficial · 5 months

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I’ve worked in and around luxury product since I was like 21 years old. And loved it since age 10. Luxury fashion is what I’m known in real life for, and I have none of it left. - Monique Lewis ✨

#moniquelewis #luxuryfashion #fashion #style #areyoufabulous #instagram #globaleconomics #global economy #markzuckerberg

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ohannaisrael · 2 years

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#ShoutOutTuesday @6pm EST on #IUICEvents #YouTube. The #BishopIsBack!! Giving you #Historical & #Biblical #Breakdowns. Todays #Commentary, Resetting the #FinancialSystem.

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nathanyel7 · 2 years

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