Macroeconomics analyses cross-cutting “universal” themes notably economic growth trends, national income, gross domestic product, ...

Indian students often come across a difficult question when it comes to borrowing: whether to take an education loan in ...

According to 2016 data from the Japan Congress on Evangelism, 81 percent of Protestant churches in Japan have fewer than 50 ...

Shiran Illanperuma On 17 February, President Dissanayake delivered his maiden budget speech. The second reading was passed by ...

The world's richest nations, in other words, are the ones with the most ... look at a nation's GDP is through the lens of Purchasing Power Parity (PPP). The concept of PPP is that we take our ...

Stocks sank during Monday's session, extending the S&P 500 's sell-off into its fourth week. The Nasdaq Composite saw its ...

After the Versailles Treaty in 1919, many of these countries made strained attempts to restore their currencies to prewar gold parity ... underlying principle is simple: as long as initial ...

Right now all of our [purchasing managers' indexes] are in expansion ... Analyst Jade Rahmani noted the homebuilder has reached a valuation near parity with its large-cap peers and said he sees ...

Our gross domestic product (GDP) per person is less than 20% of that of the United States in nominal terms and less than a third adjusted for purchasing power parity. We are far from economic equals.

Here is some other trouble: when it comes to exchange rates, people get far too comfortable with the word “real” – talking as ... implied exchange rate of R0.71 to $1 (seeing as purchasing power ...

These items include fundamental activities necessary to manage basic everyday physiological needs ... we used World Bank data on their GDP (Purchasing Power Parity; PPP) and Gini index, ...