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How apps are changing the economics of banking

How apps are changing the economics of banking

Bangladesh’s banking sector is seeing a transformation as smartphones take over traditional branches. As of October 20, 2025, digital banking is thriving in Bangladesh. Applications like Citytouch, Astha, and NexusPay are rapidly replacing the need for in-person bank visits. Citytouch has seen a remarkable growth, with user numbers soaring to Tk 8.82 billion, and daily […]

Trump has revived one of the oldest misconceptions in economics

Trump has revived one of the oldest misconceptions in economics

Four months after the day of liberation, President Trump is set to announce victory in the ongoing trade war. He hailed a recent agreement with the EU in July as “the biggest deal he’s ever made.” When Trump reignited the trade conflict in early August, there was a wave of trade news. Diplomats flocked to […]

The Impact of a Recent Math Advancement on Economics

The Impact of a Recent Math Advancement on Economics

The Economic Implications of Silent Deception In February, a California high school student, Hannah Kylo, accomplished something a leading mathematician couldn’t achieve in over four decades. Mizohata has successfully disproven Takeuchi’s theory. This significant breakthrough was shared in a 14-page preprint, extending its relevance beyond pure mathematics. Economists, policymakers, and risk managers would do well […]

Navarro proposes Trump for the Nobel Prize in economics

Navarro suggests Trump for Nobel Prize in economics

During a recent appearance, White House trade adviser Peter Navarro asserted that President Trump deserves a Nobel Prize for his efforts in “restructuring” global trade practices. “He essentially teaches world trade economics,” Navarro noted, suggesting that Trump’s actions qualify him for the Nobel in economics. He emphasized that the world’s largest market is acknowledging a […]

The Grand and Impressive Bill Represents Conservative Economics at Its Finest

The Grand and Impressive Bill Represents Conservative Economics at Its Finest

Significant Conservative Legislation There’s a common notion circulating in the financial media suggesting that today’s Republicans have strayed from their fiscal conservatism. The narrative typically goes like this: Once upon a time, conservatives were cautious spenders. Then Trump entered the scene, and suddenly, Republicans swapped serious budget considerations for flashy spending and short-term electoral gains. […]

Celebrating 50 Years of Arthur Laffer’s Supply-Side Economics

50 Ruffer Curve At the Capitol on May 13, guests gathered for a celebratory dinner marking an anniversary that, while not officially recognized, certainly deserves acknowledgment. Looking back to September 13, 1974, the young economist Arthur Laffer aimed to articulate the concept of an optimal tax rate—one that maximizes both tax revenue and economic growth. […]

Ireland’s connections to America in politics and economics are significant.

Ireland’s political and economic ties to America cannot be ignored

President Trump has made some waves recently with his tariff policies, triggering concern about the future of free trade following the end of the Cold War. It’s now been eighty years since World War II, and during that time, international trade has significantly bolstered America’s influence and friendships worldwide. Yet, these tariffs have alienated the […]