On March 2020, the US Senate passed a $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus bill aimed at slowing the economic free fall caused by the measures adopted to slow the spread of the virus. To obtain this money, the U.S. government will borrow it by issuing Treasury bonds, which will then be…
There is something I don’t understand. Here in the US, every time I listen to a crypto influencer talking about IOTA, I hear mainly negative things. Like most of us, I am hooked on the crypto industry, and in 2016, I started looking into IOTA. I learned that IOTA has…
I live in the USA and I started 2014 with Cryptos but more as a bystander and observer. It was 2016 when I started working full-time in this industry. As many of us, I suffer every time something negative is mentioned: a maximalist throws up with some stupid arguments, the…
This paper is focused on the financial and monetary economies of small countries.
The research described in this paper is based on the economic theory of Prof. Perry G. Mehrling, professor of economics at Barnard College in New York City. According to Prof Mehrling (1), in the current global monetary…
Small countries are characterized by the World Bank by a small population, limited human capital, and a confined land area. Small countries have always been dependent on the support of larger countries or international organizations, and in many cases, larger local problems can only be resolved with external support.
Not really. I am from Colombia (neighbor country to Venezuela) and lately I am hearing many stories how crypto enthusiasts want to save Venezuela using cryptos. …
The recent report on Millennial Behavior published by Goldman Sachs sheds new light on this generation: they are the largest demographic, expanding further as they advance into their prime working and spending years, and the subsequent environmental impact will be huge.
Recently I was interviewed by a well-known economics journalist…. and I was surprised.
The background: I am the CEO of a company that is going to implement blockchain technologies in small countries. …
This article was updated 29th January 2019
The World Bank defines small states as countries or nations characterized by a small population (less than 1.5 million people), with limited human capital, and a confined or isolated land area. Small states are challenged to prosper at optimal efficiency and effectiveness. …
The World Bank characterizes small states as countries or nations characterized by a small population (less than 1.5 million people), with limited human capital, and a confined or isolated land area. Small states are challenged to prosper at optimal efficiency and effectiveness. …
