In the last article, we began to discuss the necessary conditions on which a Dominica Freedom Party (DFP) government will work to put Dominica on the path to prosperity and shared growth. In this regard, we have started a discussion on the need to create a stable macroeconomic environment. Let’sRead More →
Kent Vital, DFP manager We are on the right track in our discussion of the types of sustainable development policies and strategies that the Dominica Freedom Party (DFP) will pursue if we get the green light to rule this country again. In the last article, we started to discuss policiesRead More →
As the markets continue their journey north into uncharted territory, PRAKASH KACHOLIA, managing director of Emkay Global Financial Services, told Puneet Wadhwa in an interview that investors may get better opportunities in mid and small caps around the world. ‘to come up. Edited excerpts: Are the markets too optimistic aboutRead More →
When economists made their forecast for 2020 12 months ago, no one could have seen what was to come. The first cases of COVID-19 were detected in December 2019 in China and it will be months before people realize the impact it would have on the global economy. Jacksonville feltRead More →
Thousands of new jobs will be created in 2021 in Colorado, but not enough jobs to make up for the losses caused by the pandemic, according to the latest Colorado Business Economic Outlook. Colorado is expected to regain 40,500 jobs in the new year, according to the report, which wasRead More →
EL PASO, Texas – The Border Region Modeling Project (BRMP) at the University of Texas at El Paso has released long-term projections for demographics, labor markets, business activity, economic performance and more in the region in “Long-term economic trends from Borderplex to 2049.” “ The new report is the firstRead More →
Minnesotans are spending more than expected and the state government is spending less, leading to a financial about-face on Tuesday, as economists predicted the state’s budget deficit had grown to a surplus of $ 641 million. Heads of state have moved from finding a way to fill a hole inRead More →
The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has slightly improved its forecast for Slovenia’s GDP in 2020, forecasting that it will decline by 7.5% this year, while lowering the expected rebound in 2020 to 3, 4%. In the first half of June, the OECD saw the Slovenian economy contractRead More →