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·Jun 24, 2026
Summer Davos in Dalian: China's Exports Hit $3.77 Trillion as Solar Exports Reach 68GW and EV Exports Jump to $9.1B Monthly, Yet Retail Sales Growth Slumps to 0.2%
At the World Economic Forum's Summer Davos in Dalian, World Bank data shows China's total goods and services exports at $3.77 trillion, up from virtually nothing in 1980. Renewable energy exports hit 68GW in March 2026 and EV exports reached $9.1 billion monthly, up from under $1 billion in 2022. Yet retail sales growth was just 0.2% year-over-year in April 2026, the lowest since 2022. China targets 5% GDP growth in 2026 as it balances dominance in manufacturing and clean energy with slowing domestic consumption.
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·Mar 31, 2026
Global Job Creation Slows Down: ILO Revises Expectations Amidst Declining Investment and Economic Uncertainty
The world bodies like the International Labour Organization (ILO), World Bank, and World Economic Forum (WEF) have come up with detailed figures that show the potential as well as the obstacles of investing investment into good employment opportunities in the world. The ILO in its World Employment and Social Outlook Update 2025 has reduced its expectations to create 53 million new jobs from the initial projection of 60 million new jobs in the world.
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·Mar 28, 2026
2025's Hottest Sectors: AI, Renewable Energy, Cybersecurity, and More
The growth in the global economy in the future is becoming more focused on sectors that are propelled by technological innovations, sustainability needs, healthcare growth, and the development of digital infrastructure in 2025. According to the Global Industry Projections and the Future of Jobs Report 2025 by the World Economic Forum, the demand for AI specialists, data scientists, machine-learning engineers, and AI governance professionals has been growing at a rapid rate, making AI an influential force in the economy and the main source of high-skilled jobs.
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·Mar 20, 2026
2025 Global FDI Trends: Divergence, Opportunities, and Risks in International Investment
FDI slowdowns due to sectoral or cyclical determinants rather than long-term trust.There are just some investors who are willing to take on a bit more risk for much larger scale and dynamics in Asia. And there are also frontier countries in Africa and Latin America that offer frontier investment opportunities with potentially high returns. It relates to global themes and the investor's level of objective (income, aggressive capital growth, and/or tax efficiency).
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·Mar 18, 2026
The Evolution of Health Economics: Navigating Complexity and Shaping the Future of Healthcare
The continuous progression in health economics is the increasing healthcare expenditure, particularly compared to national income. For example, taking US projections for national healthcare spending from the year 2024 to 2033 shows 5.8% of annual growth onaverage, while at a slower pace the GDP is expected to increase at 4.3%. This imbalance is challenging to disregard without elevating the concerns about availability and fiscal stability.
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·Mar 16, 2026
AI's Double-Edged Sword: Progress and Disruption in the Global Economy
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a leading force for economic changes in the world from top technology. Its sharp deployment in areas is reshaping productivity trends, reshaping competition, and forcing governments, businesses, and employees to develop dynamic realities. Some areas are quickly emerging, attracting capital and building new values, while others are fighting to develop because automation and generic AI technologies are harassing traditional jobs.
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·Mar 14, 2026
Credit Card Cash Loss, Unknown Facts About Credit Cards
Credit card fraud losses hit $6.2 billion during 2023 because 62 million Americans were affected, and 92% of these incidents occurred without the physical loss of the card. It is projected that card fraud globally will come to a cost of $49 billion each year by 2030 if the current trends continue. The PYMNTS report mentioned that, in previous years, 28% of consumers were considered victims of credit cards. Forbidden access into credit card accounts worries 37% either very or extremely, furthermore.
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·Mar 12, 2026
Preferences for online shopping: What are the potential drawbacks?
Online shopping is a wider market; there are so many pros and cons there. From the economic point of view of preference for online shopping, what are the potential drawbacks? The first one is bargaining power—the bargaining power of the…
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·Mar 10, 2026
How to Enlarge the Manufacturing Company
The manufacturing industry can be enlarged in two ways. That is horizontal integration and vertical integration. Let's see what these two are one by one. ○ Horizontal integration Horizontal integration means a merger with another manufacturer that can produce the…
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·Mar 8, 2026
How to manufacturer's make profit
○ Minimizing the cost of production A method that everyone knows is to produce a product at the lowest price, from the price of the product sold in the market, called the minimum cost of production, as well as the…