What are the long term effects of what covid did to our economy and economies through tour the world? What place are hurting more? @LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta#EconUMD
How are countries like China able to manufacture so many goods for so cheap? Is this a positive or negative for the country? @LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta#EconUMD
What will the long term affects of the world cup be on Qatar? I think it’s safe to say if greatly benefits the country now, but will that change later? @LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta#EconUMD
How do deferring inflation rates around the world affect each other? How does the worldwide economy still function with inflation rates changing widely from country to country? @LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta#EconUMD
I was watching a TV show in which someone was doing what they call “corporate raiding.”This person used the stock market to manipulate companies into selling/buying their stock for her benefit. Is this real? Are there laws against it? @LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta#EconUMD
What’s the perfect balance of imports to exports? Can imports be good for the economy or would it be better to have the ability to produce everything in-country?@LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta#EconUMD
What strategies do population dense countries like Japan and Bangladesh use to keep their economies afloat? With so many jobs needed and mouths to feed with so little land to produce on? @LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta#EconUMD
How does a new presidency affect the economy? Of course different policies affect the economic state, but how does the anticipation of a new face affect it?@LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta#EconUMD
I read something recently stating that the world population has reached 8 billion people. At what point does overpopulation hurt the economy? Are some population dense countries already experiencing these affects? @LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta#EconUMD
The national debt is over $31 trillion. Will the US ever be able to pay that back? The only way I could see is lowering government spending and increases taxes, both of which would cause an outcry from the citizens. @LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta#EconUMD
Banks lend out our money to customers and business to try to make a profit. They also invest directly into real estate, stocks and bonds. @LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta#EconUMD
A countries natural resources affect its GDP dramatically. Countries that have more rare materials don’t have to import that to resource to produce a product, increasing the GDP.#EconUMD@LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta