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The covid-19 pandemic is increasing public debt to levels last seen after WWII. The Economist attempts to answer the question: is rising public debt a
Perhaps more than anything else, Trump is known for cutting taxes. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 cut the maximum corporate federal income
It appears COVID-19 has given central bankers the extra nudge they needed to explore digital currencies. According to the Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, 80%
Across North America, risk aversion is on the rise again. According to BNN Bloomberg, Tiff Macklem, Governor of the Bank of Canada, recently stated in
The U.S. Dollar remains under pressure amidst many factors, including soaring deficits and an increasing money supply. Epic Economist believes recent data highlights the demand
Canada, like many countries, is at an economic and societal crossroads — the choice between conventional and welfare capitalism (i.e. the Nordic model). Via Financial
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The global economy’s ability to recover from COVID-19 hinges on one very important factor: unemployment. More specifically, how high the unemployment rate gets. Although the
Many who follow Warren Buffett are sounding the alarms that he is prepping for a market decline. The Cooper Academy notes, “If we look at
After pushing into uncharted territory above US$2,000 an ounce, gold faced significant selling pressure last week, closing as low as US$1,921.16. While many were expecting
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