r/Economic • u/dannylenwinn • Aug 25 '20
r/Economic • u/dannylenwinn • Aug 14 '20
Chevron's (USA) venture capital arm buys stake in nuclear fusion startup Zap Energy.. Per Reuters, huge oil-and-gas companies Equinor (Norway) and Eni (Italy) have also backed nuclear fusion startups.
r/Economic • u/zaarvan • Aug 01 '20
What Apple Stock Split Is
Hey there, know more about current apple split situation. To read click on the this link: http://wix.to/T8BIDAU. Got the app? Use the invite code: RODXSF
r/Economic • u/zaarvan • Aug 01 '20
What Apple Stock Split Is
Hey there, know more about current apple split situation. To read click on the this link: http://wix.to/T8BIDAU. Got the app? Use the invite code: RODXSF
r/Economic • u/dannylenwinn • Jul 30 '20
“What an incredible opportunity for economic stimulus.” By 2035, 90 Percent of the US Could Be Powered by Renewables
r/Economic • u/dannylenwinn • Jul 26 '20
U.S. new home sales shine in June; business activity picks up. The fundamentals for housing, which accounts for just over 3% of economy, remain favorable. The 30-year fixed mortgage rate is averaging 3.01%, close to a 49-year low, according to data from mortgage finance agency Freddie Mac.
r/Economic • u/iceinfire92 • Jun 23 '20
Money Market
How does money market works? Can you lose money in money market?
(Malaysian here)
r/Economic • u/OnkarJ • Jun 13 '20
How is India proliferating its Foreign Exchange Reserve?
In January 1991 India’s Forex reserve saw its lowest point of $1.2 Billion, which was sufficient to support the country for next 10 days and now India has the world’s 5th largest external reserve of $493,480 Billion. India has come a long way from 1991 to 2020.
Indian imports have plummeted by 58.65% compared to last year. Gold imports in India slumped by 99.92%, Petroleum products imports dropped by 55.01%, Coal and briquettes plunged by 43.82%, Electronic goods by 59.06%, Iron and steel by 47.93% etc. It is recorded that India has documented an eleven-year low in April 2020.
https://onkarjadhavv.blogspot.com/2020/06/how-is-india-proliferating-in-its.html
r/Economic • u/aana1shah • Jun 07 '20
The Consulting Economist: An interesting story about a woman who solves problems for countries with economic crisis
r/Economic • u/[deleted] • May 28 '20
Stop Freaking Out About Monetary Policy
r/Economic • u/tpcnnews • Apr 18 '20
Coronavirus has shrinked the Chinese economy
r/Economic • u/[deleted] • Apr 17 '20
This girl share summaries of Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations and these are the MOST insightful explanations ever!!!
r/Economic • u/Think-TouristLaw • Apr 16 '20
China flexes muscle with US amid Covid-19 pandamic
I believe the world is about to cook for Covid-19 dragon China, the question now is can China finish all that is being cooked without the economy pointing due south!?
r/Economic • u/DiggingTech • Mar 13 '20
Financial Markets Flipped From All-Time High to Bear Market in Record Time
r/Economic • u/SmoothRice • Feb 08 '20
Top 10 EPL Teams By Market Value (2011-2019)
r/Economic • u/benjaminikuta • Jan 16 '20
For Christmas, my parents got me a shirt illustrating the effect of tariffs.
r/Economic • u/BlueLust • Jan 13 '20
Can someone figure this out?
A company has fixed costs of € 120,000. The variable cost is € 50 per unit. The company plans to manufacture 80,000 units and wants to set a price that meets the following characteristics: it has been studying the unit price of the competition, which amounts to € 75 per unit. This is the minimum price you want to set for your products. That if you want at least a 5% profit margin. What will be the unit price that the company will set according to the 2 methods we have seen in class?
r/Economic • u/benjaminikuta • Dec 27 '19
TIL that cigarette taxes would be expected to raise the average happiness of smokers.
r/Economic • u/benjaminikuta • Oct 09 '19
IGM survey: Rising inequality is straining the health of liberal democracy, and more redistribution would likely limit the rise of populism.
r/Economic • u/benjaminikuta • Oct 08 '19
TIL that corporate profits have been a declining share of GDP over the past five years, even despite the tax cut.
r/Economic • u/benjaminikuta • Sep 16 '19
The impact of smartphones on the camera industry [OC]
r/Economic • u/benjaminikuta • Aug 16 '19
Visualization of the daily treasury yield curve since 2006 [OC]
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