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For those interested in the current state of the study/presentation of Economics and the future changes needed, I highly recommend this month's collection of articles in F&D, Finance & Development, magazine. Articles can be read here online. Titled "HOW ECONOMICS MUST CHANGE" there are articles titled, Rethinking My Economics - Questioning one’s views as circumstances evolve can be a good thing Why and How Economics Must Change - Economics needs greater humility, a better sense of history, and more diversity Renewing Economics - Fundamental economic changes require a departure from simplistic economics Economics and Innovation - Economists can play a crucial role in the development of innovations for serving social, environmental, and other human needs https://lnkd.in/eBruiVhQ

NAVIGATING GLOBAL ECONOMIC VOLATILIES: TOWARDS ECONOMIC RESILIENCE JEFM; Vol. 3, No. 1, March 2024 Published by the Journal of Economics, Finance and Management (JEFM) in France on March 15, 2024, this paper conducts a survey and discusses how emerging economies can strategically position themselves to navigate the current global economic volatilities. In recent years, the global economy has witnessed heightened economic volatility fueled by a confluence of interconnected global factors. This study forms part of the panacea for mitigating the effects of global economic volatilities on emerging economies. While susceptible to external shocks due to unsustainable debt burdens, institutional gaps, limited diversification, and weak institutional frameworks, emerging economies also possess a youthful demographic, rich natural resources, and the agility to embrace new technologies. Coupled with international cooperation, the paper argues that it is feasible, with the right policy mix, strategies, and commitment, for emerging economies to successfully navigate global economic volatility by leveraging their demographic dividends, natural resource wealth, technological leapfrogging, economic diversification and synergistic fiscal, monetary, and structural policy reforms. The examples of case studies outlined in this paper underscore the reality that achieving economic resilience is not a pipe dream but an attainable goal through strategic foresight and unwavering commitment. Read the full paper for free here:

Economics can help solve problems, but it's not a panacea. Economics provides a framework for: Analyzing problems: Identifying causes, consequences, and relationships between variables. Evaluating options: Assessing the costs and benefits of different solutions. Predicting outcomes: Forecasting the effects of policy interventions or changes in market conditions. Informing decisions: Providing insights for policymakers, businesses, and individuals to make informed choices. Economics can help address various problems, such as: 1. Poverty and inequality_ 2. Unemployment and labor market issues_ 3. Inflation and monetary policy_ 4. Environmental degradation and resource management_ 5. International trade and globalization_ 6. Economic growth and development_

National income accounts (NIAs) are fundamental aggregate statistics in macroeconomic analysis. The ground-breaking development of national income and systems of NIAs was one of the most far-reaching innovations in applied economics in the early twentieth century. NIAs provide a quantitative basis for choosing and assessing economic policies as well as making possible quantitative macroeconomic modeling and analysis. NIAs cannot substitute for policymakers’ judgment or allow them to evade policy decisions, but they do provide a basis for the objective statement and assessment of economic policies. #snsinstitution #snsdesignthinkers #designthinking

as we close the year today, i am revisiting a very good 35 min thought provoking presentation by David Shapiro on the future economics not the technology. as we go forward into 2024 classical economics are going to shift. as countries Modernize the Economies they cannot neglect the continued education and role based training that MUST be planned. we are at risk of such education and training and reskilling not being able to stay up with the new economy. 💥💥🌟🎆🌟💥💥 happy New Year https://lnkd.in/ewHfwJN8

Exciting News: My First Economics Newsletter is Live! I’m thrilled to announce the launch of my weekly economics newsletter, "Niamh's Economic Edge"! This project is a reflection of my passion for economics and finance, and it’s designed to provide deep insights, analysis, and updates on the latest industry trends. In this inaugural issue, I dive into the post-pandemic global economy, exploring how different regions are recovering and the challenges that lie ahead. I also analyse the rise of ESG investing and its implications for sustainable finance, and provide updates on my recent research into labor market trends. Each edition will feature timely analysis, original content, and a look at the economic forces shaping our world. As someone deeply committed to making an impact in the field of economics, I’m using this platform to not only share my insights but also to demonstrate my analytical skills and thought leadership. Whether you’re a professional in the industry or just curious about the latest in economics, there’s something here for everyone. This newsletter is more than just a passion project—it's an opportunity to showcase my ability to translate complex economic data into actionable insights. I’m excited to connect with like-minded professionals and explore opportunities where I can contribute to meaningful projects in economics, finance, and policy analysis. If you’re interested in economic trends, financial markets, or simply want to stay informed about the latest developments in the industry, I invite you to join me on this journey. 🔗 Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/euMKvG8c Thank you for your support, and I look forward to your feedback on this new venture! #Economics #Finance #ESG #LaborMarket #NewsletterLaunch #EconomicAnalysis #CareerGrowth #ThoughtLeadership

📖 New Economics Blog: "Understanding Externalities in Economics" Externalities: The Unseen Forces Shaping Our Economy Externalities are like the ripples in a pond after a stone is thrown - they're the unintended consequences of economic activities that can have far-reaching impacts on society. Understanding externalities is crucial because they can affect our well-being, the environment, and the efficiency of markets. Why Are Externalities Important?  Externalities highlight the interconnectedness of economic actions and their broader effects. Recognizing externalities is essential for making informed decisions about resource allocation, government policies, and sustainable development. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eRvEUX4s 🐦 New Q+A Tweet Read my answer here: https://lnkd.in/evUK6UV9 #TheInquisitiveLearnerSeries

The march issue of Finance & Development from the IMF is well worth a read. Several articles discussing how the economics profession should evolve. https://lnkd.in/dD3dFiH6

The first article from Team Girl Economics is out in the newsletter today 👀 Dhwani Mehta has written an interesting piece on the growth of the UAE. The International Monetary Fund is predicting 4% growth for the country over 2024. What is causing this growth? You’ll have to read the article to find out! You can read it in the latest issue of Girl Economics: https://lnkd.in/eXU65uJP

Understanding of basic economics concepts are important for analysing financial market📈 This is the era of globalisation! and we should know about world's economy as well as domestic economy before investing somewhere !🌍 Basic understanding of economics concepts make us enough capable to predict future growth 💹 Therefore I have attached a pdf notes of basic economics concepts. Read and apply these concepts in market always. And yes don't forget to follow PRAFULL RATURI for more premium finance content. keep reading and growing! #finance #economics #financialmarkets #investmentbanking