Month: April 2021

Economists struggled with the causes of depressions, recessions, unemployment, liquidity crises, and many other issues for years. Then in the early twentieth century, a British economist’s ideas offered a possible solution. Read on to find out how John Maynard Keynes changed the course of modern economics. Basics of Keynesian Economics John Maynard Keynes (1883-1946) was a
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The Biden administration has proposed a new model for taxing multinational corporations, calling for the world’s biggest businesses to pay levies to national governments based on their sales in each country as part of a deal on a global minimum tax. In documents sent to the 135 countries negotiating international taxation at the OECD in
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Heavy competition in today’s pricey housing market has sidelined some first-time buyers, especially in major metropolitan areas. These buyers usually make up about 40% of the market, but now they’re less than a third, according to the National Association of Realtors. The majority are millennials ages 25-34. There is still hope for homeownership, however. While
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Billionaire real estate mogul Rick Caruso has revealed that his company has invested in bitcoin for its treasury and will begin accepting the cryptocurrency for rent payment at its properties. Among the tenants of one of his properties is Elon Musk’s Tesla. Caruso said, “We believe that cryptocurrency is here to stay.” Caruso Going the
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In a recent review of the market’s current conditions, JPMorgan strategist Eduardo Lecubarri recaps his view that 2021 will see modest gains across stocks generally – but outperformance among the small/mid-cap sector. Lecubarri believes that investors can find opportunities for big upside among stocks in that class. Driving the general stocks gains, Lecubarri points to
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ONLY ONE? Top Biden officials busted telling an enormous lie about ‘infrastructure’ plan: Wow! A whopping 19 million jobs created! Who could oppose that!? There’s just one problem: This 19 million figure is based on a gross distortion of an economic report. The claim that Biden’s spending bonanza would create 19 million jobs has no basis
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Indian social media firm ShareChat has raised more than half a billion dollars to grow its popular short-video app Moj, just months after the Indian government banned ByteDance-owned rival TikTok from the country. The five-year-old company, which has raised $502m from investors including Tiger Global Management, Snap and Twitter, now has a valuation of $2.1bn.
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For the past few decades, the sledgehammer has begun most remodeling projects. Countless design shows depict, early in the program, gleeful homeowners and builders knocking down walls as they transform yet another traditional home design into the open concept floor plan we are all said to favor.  An open concept layout combines living, family and
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