The aim of this paper is to analyze the effects of Grenelle I and Grenelle II laws on financial performance, social performance, and risk-taking in France.
however, reluctance to do so because of the fear that higher wages will undermine Germany’s international competitiveness and force its economy to rely on productivity growth, of which there has been precious little in the
that is exactly what the Fed would do if there were a chance that the Treasury could not otherwise repay its outstanding obligations. The Fed, after all, has a mandate to provide full employment as well as a sound currency, and a federal debt default would send the global economy into a...
The first new restaurant to open in the new St. John’s neighbourhood (home of new Aviva Studios),Fenixis set to bring modern Greek food from chefs who have graced some of Greece’s finest restaurants. Designs for the £7m space include light technology to mimic the setting sun and prom...
Pictet Asset Managementhas launched Pictet-ReGeneration, a global equity fund investing in companies aiding the transition to a regenerative economy. The fund, which is a Luxembourg domiciled UCITS fund, is the latest addition to Pictet AM’s Thematic franchise, which now has combined assets under ...
Macroeconomics includes the study of economy-wide factors such as the effect of rising prices or inflation on the economy. It seeks to track and understand the financial indicators that clarify an economy's success or failure over time, such as gross domestic product (GDP), changes inunemployment...
GreececausalityARDLThe purpose of this article is to investigate the effect of exports and inward foreign direct investment (FDI) on economic development in Greece, in the long and short run, from 1980 to 2013. This study applies the Ng-Perron and DF-GLS unit root tests to determine the ...
An economic collapse is a breakdown of a national, regional, or territorial economy that typically follows or spurs a time of crisis.
Most believe they pay too much in federal income tax even as they support tax increases for corporations and the rich. Government borrowing invested to increase the economy's productive potential might produce returns far exceeding the borrowing costs or they might not. ...
3. Crises of sovereign debt problems: These are linked to "unsustainable" foreign debt levels. Example: In the early 2010s,Greece's debt crisiswas driven by catastrophic levels of foreign debt. The country's inability to service its debt led to severe austerity measures and a dramatic devaluat...