“The literature on international transfers has studied the possibility of transfer paradoxes; the donor gains and the recipient loses from a transfer. Does this hold in a ‘money’ economy with postponed consumption?” sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
- “It is sometimes argued that news reports in the media suffer from biased reporting…Competition between outlets can eliminate the effect of ideological bias, but increases the incentive to spin or slant stories.”
- We analyze the relation of US jobs with international trade, particularly with China. The country ‘consumes’ more labor than is nationally available; thus, self-sufficiency is not possible under realistic assumptions.
- Leiderschap in Onzekere Tijden | Special: Burgemeester Femke Halsema van Amsterdam
- “All our scenarios point towards the same conclusion: compared to the current situation, North America and Europe will no longer be the center of global trade in 2100 due to their aging populations. “ Brakman - Review of International Economics -
