Economics in the News UK economy: Post-Brexit Reality and Structural Challenges UK economy growth remains positive but constrained by weak productivity, post-Brexit trade frictions, high debt, energy costs, and persistent inflation... May 13, 2026 21 min read
Economics in the News Eurozone Economy: Twenty-One Countries, One Currency, and Many Problems The Eurozone economy spans twenty-one countries and €15.8 trillion of output. Growth is projected at 0.9% in 2026 amid energy... May 9, 2026 20 min read
Central Banking European Central Bank Explained: Governing Council and Twenty-One Economies The European Central Bank explained for the 358 million people across 21 economies that share the euro: structure, mandate, tools,... May 9, 2026
Central Banking Federal Reserve Explained: Structure, Mandate, and How Decisions Are Made The Federal Reserve explained: how the US central bank's structure, dual mandate, and toolkit shape monetary policy and financial stability... May 9, 2026
Macroeconomic Trends and Analysis Argentina’s Recurrent Defaults: A Case Study in Sovereign Debt and Hyperinflation Argentina's Recurrent Defaults span nine sovereign defaults since 1827 and three since 2001, with inflation falling from 211% in 2023... May 8, 2026
Macroeconomic Trends and Analysis Japan’s Lost Decades: A Case Study in Liquidity Traps and Deflation Japan's Lost Decades trace a developed economy hitting the zero lower bound in 1995 and finally normalising rates in 2026... May 8, 2026
Central Banking Optimum Currency Area Theory: When Countries Should Share a Currency Optimum Currency Area Theory sets out when a group of countries gains more from sharing a common currency than it... May 7, 2026
Economics in the News Kevin Warsh Federal Reserve: The Hawkish Nominee Set to Replace Powell as Fed Chair Kevin Warsh Federal Reserve nomination cleared the Senate Banking Committee 13-11 on April 29, 2026, setting up a full Senate... May 6, 2026 15 min read
International Trade and Economics Dornbusch Overshooting Model: Why Exchange Rates Overshoot The dornbusch overshooting model proves that sticky goods prices and flexible financial markets force exchange rates to depreciate beyond long-run... May 4, 2026
Central Banking Mundell Trilemma: Why Countries Cannot Have All Three Policy Goals The mundell trilemma proves that no country can simultaneously maintain a fixed exchange rate, free capital mobility, and an independent... May 4, 2026