Xi Jinping a Davos esalta la crescita cinese e invita ad abbandonare “la mentalità da Guerra fredda”. Intanto la Cina si prepara a festeggiare il capodanno, tra lockdown e culle vuote.
Globalization as we know it is destined to change. Disruptive changes in industrial production and global demand are contributing to this phenomenon.
In 2022, the global supply chain crunch will worsen. Why and what comes next?
The difficulties plaguing global supply chains have captured the world’s attention in recent weeks. These supply chain issues will likely persist for the next six months to a year, possibly even longer.
Europe’s economic activity has bounced back to pre-pandemic levels. However, the recovery also entails new challenges.
The EU economy rebounded vigorously in spring 2021 and continued riding the re-opening wave over the summer. Not only is the EU as a whole back to the pre-pandemic level of economic activity and employment in third quarter of 2021, but by 2023 it is also projected to return to the steady output path that the economy was set to follow before the pandemic, moving onto an expansionary path.
Almeno cinque vittime nelle rivolte di piazza a Honiara. Povertà, corruzione e ingerenze cinesi tra i motivi all’origine della protesta.
The presidential election that is due to take place on 18 June in Iran is coinciding with the ongoing negotiations for revival of the Join Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). A final agreement is unlikely to be reached before the election results are announced and this has increased speculation over the impact of the results on the negotiations.
In March, US Congress approved President Biden’s Rescue Plan. Beyond its exceptional size (although in truth it is less massive than it appears), this rescue plan marks a radical change of perspective in US economic policy: first, because of the expected consequences on future macroeconomic policies (the so-called policy mix); second, and most importantly, because it shows Biden’s path to address the disequilibria within American society.
In the context of rising competition between China and the United States, Washington has introduced a massive infrastructure plan: the American Jobs Plan. As the 100-day milestone approaches for the Biden administration, the goal is to update and strengthen American infrastructure, create new jobs, boost growth, and enhance overall competitiveness.
President Biden’s recently announced American Jobs Plan is potentially transformative to the federal government’s role in rebuilding the economy, combating climate change, and reasserting leadership on the world stage. Not surprisingly, much of the attention has been centered on the package’s direct economic costs and impacts – but at the same time, the nearly $2 trillion package, if enacted, would amount to the single most significant climate-related policy intervention in U.S. history.
President Biden unveiled a new $2 trillion American Jobs Plan on Wednesday, March 31, focused on infrastructure, the care economy, the climate and, as the name implies, creating desperately needed, good jobs. Previous U.S.
A semiconductor is a material placed between a conductor and an insulator on which integrated circuits — composed of transistors — are installed, enabling an electronic device's operation and memory capacity. The related economic sector is worth $440 billion in annual turnover and is growing steadily (+7.7% expected in 2021).
In the words of Joe Biden, America is back. And multilateralism is the name of the game. On March 31 Biden announced his American Jobs Plan, a $2 trillion infrastructure investment plan that aims to revitalize America’s manufacturing, R&D activity, job development and more. Nestled in that plan is the Biden administration’s tax playbook for the U.S. — the Made in America Tax Plan.