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This November, the USA will elect its president. The markets may seem to portray an image consistent growth, with unemployment under 4% and the best markets in recent memory, but the victory of the democrats is anything but certain. The Biden administration managed the post-Covid phase with a new course and by injecting trillions of dollars into strategic national production. But the situation is fragile. There’s an America that’s suffering from high inflation, and that hasn’t been able to compensate by investing. Many Americans have more debt than ever, and mortgage rates are rising along with the price of homes. This is an America that struggles and which is afraid, which stopped dreaming, and may well drag the world down into its own nightmare.
The Mar-a-Lago accord is a hypothetical project that both Trumpian economists and outside observers are following closely. It is bound to be an ambitious new direction for the international economic equilibrium, and certain to affect the following four years – for good or for ill. A combination...
Published 11/20/24
The rise of Artificial Intelligence brings to mind the fear of an apocalypse. In one of these dystopian predictions, thinking machines will take over the giant maze of bureaucracy at the core of modern society. In this scenario, AI will be tasked with deciding if and how to give out a mortgage,...
Published 11/13/24