... global scene, the support for the markets has been undermined by waning anti-crisis stimuli from the main centres of the world economy. In the case of the US the current political scene is making it increasingly difficult for the Democrats and Republicans ... ... projects, which were to serve as the main platform for infrastructure and industrial development in which private sector was to co-finance projects with the funding from the federal and regional budgets. On the consumer side, the detrimental effects on consumer ...
The global economy has fallen into the trap of a "new abnormality," where incessantly ... ... in anticipation of the increased risks and systemic uncertainties brought about by COVID-19; and 3) the speculative excitement caused by the technologies of the fourth... ... largest increase in U.S. national debt ever. A considerable amount of this debt is financed through the extraordinary growth of the U.S. stock market, which currently...
... production (the Second Industrial Revolution). The universal computerization of the economy (the Third Industrial Revolution) took place alongside the collapse of the Soviet... ... global FDI, estimate that profits will shrink by 30 per cent on average as a result of COVID-19. The
energy and basic materials industries
will be hit the hardest (−208... ... through payment services only. With 100 per cent reserves, the government is thus able to finance its expenses at a zero-interest rate and does not have to resort to expensive...
