Star Entertainment Completes Sydney Centre Sell-off

Star Entertainment Completes Sydney Centre Sell-off

Australian casino group, Star Entertainment Group Limited, has completed the $60 million divestment of Sydney Event Centre and additional spaces to Foundation Theatres. The transaction held in escrow has now been released to the Star group.  The renowned name in the hospitality and entertainment industry, Star Entertainment, has completed the sale of the Sydney Event … Read more

World Bank Explained: Mission, Impact, and Key Operations

World Bank

Picture a world where countries struggle for financial assistance, leading them to poverty, unemployment, development challenges, and inequality. Can you imagine such a condition where people are even deprived of necessities? This is how our world will look like if the World Bank does not exist. Yes, what you heard is right. World Bank is … Read more

Equity Financing vs Debt Financing: The Ultimate Comparison

Equity Financing vs Debt Financing

Equity financing involves selling a portion of the company’s equity to investors in exchange for capital, and debt financing involves borrowing money that must be repaired with interest. In equity financing, the investors become partial owners of the company and have the power to make decisions, whereas, in debt financing, the company retains full ownership … Read more

Impact of US Monetary Policy on Global Economies

Impact of US Monetary Policy on Global Economies

The US monetary policy is the Federal Reserve’s actions and communications to achieve the economic goals set by Congress. Some of those goals include maximum employment, moderate long-term interest rates, and stable prices. The US monetary policy significantly impacts the global economies mainly through the ‘global financial cycle’. Changes in the US interest rates influence … Read more

Understanding Financial Crises: Lessons from the Past and Present

Financial Crises Lessons from the Past and Present

Are you familiar with the financial crises that hit the world over centuries? Have you ever wondered what causes changes and shifts in the financial industry, which sometimes causes sudden and unexpected downfalls and losses? The financial industry has faced numerous setbacks over the years. The financial markets have faced numerous challenges and crises worldwide, from … Read more

Master Macroeconomics: A Guide to Policies and Principles

Macroeconomics Policies and Principles

Macroeconomics is the study of the economy as a whole and its broad trends and interactions with general economic factors. It focuses on the economy’s performance, such as inflation, unemployment, interest rates, economic growth, business cycles, foreign exchange rates, international trade, and balance of payments. Macroeconomics is important, especially for governments because it helps them … Read more

How Macroeconomic Indicators Shape Global Trade Trends

Macroeconomic Indicators Shape Global trade trends

Macroeconomic indicators refer to economic data points that help assess the economy’s health and future prospects. They are used by investors and policymakers to comprehend the economy’s growth and performance. Some of the macroeconomic indicators include Gross Domestic Product (GDP), coincident indicators, and inflammation. Other indicators include National Income, Consumer Price Index, and Producer Price … Read more

The Progressive Case for Abolishing the Corporate Income Tax

Reform of the corporate income tax is shaping up to be one of the big issues facing Congress in 2017. Republicans are pushing for big cuts in the corporate tax rate. Most observers seem to assume that conservatives and progressives will be at swords points over those cuts, but they should not be. There is … Read more

Is US Fiscal Policy About to Go Procyclical, Yet Again? How Can We Tell?

As 2017 begins, the US economy is in the middle of a boom, or at least a boomlet. The official unemployment rate is at or below its target level, stock market indicators are hitting all-time highs, and the Fed is starting to get serious about raising interest rates. All this is reflects the expectation of … Read more