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The Effect of the Trump Impeachment Inquiry on the Mexican Economy

By Dev Kapadia '23
March 5, 2020March 5, 2020
GovernmentInternational

The Economic Benefits of Korean Reunification

By Hayden Kim
June 11, 2019June 11, 2019
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Huawei Takes a Bite Out of Apple

By Yilin Huo '22
June 10, 2019June 10, 2019
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Russian Energy Still Reigns as Tsar on the International Market

By Stanislav Van Genderen
June 10, 2019June 10, 2019

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Africa’s Millennial Are Globalizing a New African Narrative

Is the future African? According to the UN report, a third of all people on earth will be African by 2100. Although this is only a projection, if history is any indication, the population of Africa will be much four... Continue reading...
By Sandra Aka '19
April 2, 2018April 2, 2018
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The Hidden Benefits of the Pyeongchang Olympics

From an economic perspective, hosting the Olympic Games is often considered a poor investment. They are frequently touted as catalysts for explosive job, infrastructure, and economic growth. These results, however, are generally short lived: increased employment in the hospitality and... Continue reading...
By Carl Harris '21
April 2, 2018April 2, 2018
01901
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Soccer Fees Soar

The four most historically expensive soccer players’ transfer fees have all come in the past two years. Paul Pogba was sold to Manchester United for £105 million, mirroring the amount FC Barcelona coughed up to send Ousmane Dembélé to its... Continue reading...
By DBJ
April 2, 2018April 2, 2018
01932
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K-Pop Boom

“Kim Nam-joon! Kim Seok-jin! Min Yoon-gi! Jung Ho-seok! Park Ji-min! Kim Tae-hyung! Jeon Jung-kook! BTS!” Probably for the first time ever, the audience chanted Korean names as BTS made an appearance on the Ellen Degeneres show last year.

BTS, a ... Continue reading...

By Ji Yun Sung '18
April 2, 2018April 2, 2018
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Time to Invest in the African Fashion Industry?

Africa has become a hub for designers unafraid to create fashion statements embellished in colors as bold as the continent’s sunsets and in prints as culturally rich as its people. Their designs are cat-walking across runways both at home and... Continue reading...
By Sandra Aka '19
April 30, 2017August 26, 2017
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International

Will China’s Housing Boom Lead to a Bust?

Despite being the biggest contributor to world growth, China’s economy has been causing worries at home and abroad for the past few years. First, China’s maturing economy experienced decelerated growth. Then, tumbling stock markets sent ripples throughout international markets. Now,... Continue reading...
By Kun Li '19
April 30, 2017August 26, 2017
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Demystifying Hawala: An Inside Look at the Middle East’s Underground Banking System

The Arabic word hawala translates to payment or debt transfer and is the name of an informal money transfer system, traditionally used in the Muslim world, that is both criticized vehemently and relied heavily upon. It has been used to... Continue reading...
By Patrick Lawlor '19
April 30, 2017August 26, 2017
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International

Reimagining Our Future

Totnes is a small medieval town, home to a little over eight thousand people, on the mouth of the Dart River in South West England. Walking down high street (main street in British lingo), one would not necessarily be aware... Continue reading...
By Emma Ractliffe '17
December 6, 2016December 6, 2016
02217
International

How the World’s Largest Oil Reserves Couldn’t Save an Economy

In recent months, media outlets have portrayed a bleak picture of Venezuela: citizens waiting in line for basic items such as toilet paper and flour, babies being delivered in cardboard boxes and the national currency, the bolivar, being used as... Continue reading...
By Shashwat Chaturvedi '18
December 6, 2016December 6, 2016
01948
International

“Dieselgate” Scandal One Year Later – Can Volkswagen Recover?

The repercussions of the alleged “diesel dupe” from last September are still evident in the global market economy, now that information is revealing just how short Volkswagen fell of its promised objectives from last autumn to completely repair all of... Continue reading...
By Hayley Winter '18
December 6, 2016December 6, 2016
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