Japan is reportedly evaluating the rollout of a large-scale economic stimulus package valued at approximately 17 trillion yen, equivalent to around 110 billion USD, according to recent media […]
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Expert: Redirecting Funds from Alom El Rom Project to Reduce Public Debt Reflects Flexible Debt Management Strategy
Economic expert Dr. Bilal Shaib emphasized that channeling proceeds from the Alom El Rom development project toward reducing Egypt’s public debt demonstrates a strategic and forward-looking approach by […]
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Greater Alexandria Economic Development Authority launches new downtown headquarters
The Greater Alexandria Economic Development Authority (GAEDA) officially opened its new headquarters in downtown Alexandria, Louisiana, on November 14. Located at 720 Murray Street, the facility sits directly […]
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Rewiring trade for a warming world: How COP30 can turn climate goals into trade rules
As global temperatures rise, international trade systems must evolve to support climate objectives, according to a new analysis by CEPR. With COP30 on the horizon, policymakers have a […]
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University of Oregon generates $3.7 billion in economic impact, surpassing peer institutions
Although not the largest public university in Oregon by enrollment, the University of Oregon (UO) has emerged as the state’s top contributor to economic activity. According to a […]
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Wyoming Residents Show Mixed Views on State Economy, Support Growth Investments
With Wyoming’s upcoming legislative budget session, the Wyoming Business Council conducted a survey of 514 registered voters between September 20 and 24, 2025, to assess public sentiment on […]
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A Decade of Economic and Community Growth: Plaster Center’s Impact Paves Way for New Outdoor Track Complex
A decade after opening, the Robert W. Plaster Center at Pittsburg State University continues to serve as a major catalyst for regional economic activity and community engagement. Since […]
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US Temporarily Suspends Caesar Act Sanctions on Syria Amid Economic Challenges
The United States has temporarily lifted certain economic sanctions on Syria under the Caesar Act for a period of 180 days, a move aimed at facilitating humanitarian aid […]
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Over 500 Economists Warn G20 on Rising Inequality Threatening Democracy
More than 500 economists, historians, and social scientists have issued a joint appeal urging G20 leaders to establish a global committee dedicated to tackling economic inequality, warning that […]
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Financial Inclusion May Mitigate the Negative Effects of the Shadow Economy on Growth in Developing Nations
The informal or shadow economy remains a persistent challenge in developing countries, affecting tax revenues, distorting labor markets, and undermining institutional effectiveness. According to the International Labor Organization, […]