Economics

The exchange of products between two countries to promote commerce and investment is known as bilateral trade or clearing trade. It is commerce that takes…

An institutional investor is a legal organization that pools funds from a number of individuals in order to invest in a variety of financial instruments…

The Hoover index, also known as the Robin Hood index or the Schutz index, is one of the most basic inequality measures for determining departure…

The Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) is a globally computed index of corruption that ranks nations based on how corrupt their public sector is. Scores vary…

An index of economic freedom compares jurisdictions based on factors including trade openness, tax burden, judicial performance, and other factors. It is a yearly index…

Economic forecasting is the practice of attempting to anticipate the economy’s future state by combining a number of key and frequently observed data. It is…

According to new research, with less than 40% of today’s global energy, a reasonable living quality could be given to the whole global population of…

According to a recent study, fundamental reforms in our economy are necessary to provide acceptable living conditions for all in the fight against climate collapse.…

The spot exchange rate (or FX spot) is the current exchange rate between two currencies at a given point in time. To put it another…

The weighted average of a country’s currency against a basket of other currencies is known as the real effective exchange rate (REER). The weights are…

The nominal effective exchange rate (NEER) is a method of calculating the nominal exchange rate of a currency in relation to a basket of other…

The employee turnover rate is the percentage of employees that leave a firm in a certain period of time. Voluntary resignations, dismissals, non-certifications, and retirements…