International economics aims to study the global economy of the modern interdependent world, the patterns of functioning and development of the market system on an international scale
New York and London have long been considered the twin pillars of global finance. Despite structural shifts in the world economy, the rise of Asian markets, and regulatory changes after the 2008 crisis, according to Global Financial Centres Index (GFCI)…
International finance forms the backbone of global trade, investment flows, and monetary stability. As economies become more interconnected, the movement of capital, the valuation of currencies, and the structure of international financial markets increasingly influence domestic economic conditions in both…
International trade remains one of the central engines of global economic growth. Countries trade because no nation is self-sufficient – and because engaging in cross-border exchange allows them to access goods, services, and technologies that are cheaper or more efficiently…
Outsourcing and global production have become fundamental pillars of the modern economy. For decades, companies in the US, EU, and Asia have distributed manufacturing, services, and operations across borders to reduce costs, expand market access, and gain strategic advantages. While…
International mergers have become one of the defining forces of global business over the past two decades. While cross-border consolidation once occurred in cyclical waves-such as the major US merger boom of the late 1990s-today it reflects a deeper structural…
On April 3, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump announced expansive tariffs targeting imports from nearly all nations, branding the decision as America’s “Liberation Day.” This unprecedented move marked a seismic shift in international trade dynamics, jeopardizing global supply chains, diplomatic…
International trade offers businesses the opportunity to access new markets, diversify revenue streams, and gain a competitive edge. However, navigating the global marketplace isn’t always straightforward. Governments often impose trade barriers—measures that can either facilitate or restrict the movement of…
Forbes Magazine on the 14th of February 2023 listed America’s best banks and Silicon Valley Bank was ranked number 20 and has been on the list for five years in a row. Founded in 1983 Silicon Valley Bank was the…
Nations trade with one another for the same reason that individuals and business firms within a country trade: both sides expect to benefit from the transaction. They benefit because trade enables them to exchange things they dont need for the…
Social media is actually a mode of communication among all the members of the country. To get all the news and information related to the whole country, the only way is social media. Television is the social media to get…