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Reeling in the Line: What Will a Deglobalized Future Look Like?
We have seen drastic market downturn due to supply chain issues, the Russia-Ukraine War, US-China tensions, and inflation. But what does this mean for our highly integrated world economy? It represents key events leading to further deglobalization. In fact, globalization peaked during the Global Financial Crisis and has been trending downwards since.
America v. Itself
While one could compile a list of social issues that are birthed from stripping the national right to bodily autonomy, a plethora of economic reasoning can also be leveraged to advocate for the right to choose. Due to the nature of this issue being so vulnerable, and individual beliefs being so strong there is a high level of polarity regarding the debate of abortion.
The Sun is Setting on the American Empire
What we can learn from the successes and failures of the U.S. conquest
Canada's Deficit
Current Canadian federal spending poses long-term risks for the health of the country that cannot be remediated with alternative theories like MMT.
Out With The Oil, In With The New
Iran’s dependence on crude oil must be set aside for social and economic progress to bolster the country’s growth.
