That is not the logic of professional exams. Professional exams are based on the logic of demand for the skills they impart, or the skills you acquire writing them. Demand is the key word. Professional exams also serve as a clearing house or mark of quality for people that will be doing jobs that require deep regulatory compliance. Economics as a field fails these two conditions.l, despite its utility. Not to mention that economics is actually the basis of many of the skills that these professional exams teach. Perhaps, as soon as there is a huge demand for economists, and there is necessity for an economist to sign-off on a compliance requirement. Maybe a professional exam will be developed accordingly.
I kid you not if Tinubu were to be an Igbo man and failing this wildly, Igbos would have been the loudest against him.
Those people don't cover for a wayward child.
Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan could make billions on its early investment in SpaceX.
The Toronto-based pension plan first invested in Elon Musk's company in June, 2019. It was part of a funding round that raised US$314-million for Space Exploration Technologies Corp., at a time when its Starlink internet service was just starting to launch satellites and a boom in AI was still years away.
Seven years later, the pension fund is sitting on a potential windfall of as much as US$11-billion from its initial investment of about $300-million as SpaceX prepares to go public next week.
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"60 Minutes" is the most prestigious TV news program in America. But a new review of the last 20 years of its reporting reveals serious inaccuracies and partisan bias on immigration, transgenderism, climate change, Covid, Russiagate, the Hunter Biden laptop, and more.
The University of California needs the SAT back. Even the overwhelmingly liberal Berkeley faculty are fed up with the admission of unprepared students, write Svetlana Jitomirskaya and Zvezdelina Stankova
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**Both, but domestic policies are the decisive factor.**
Canada entered a technical recession (Q4 2025 + Q1 2026 GDP contraction per StatCan). No other G7 country did, despite shared global pressures like US tariffs and Middle East shocks.
Other G7 nations absorbed similar trade hits and maintained growth. Canada's weakness traces to years of weak business investment, carbon taxes, regulatory burdens, and per-capita stagnation that left the economy uniquely fragile. Global conditions exposed the vulnerabilities; domestic choices created them.
I don’t usually talk politics, but I’ll say this. Trump was a VERY beatable candidate.
The problem is Democrats picked the stupidest choice they had, and they lost.
Learn to run a decent candidate and idiots like Trump won’t win.
That is all.
Enjoy your Friday.
Mark Carney was in New York yesterday taking a knee and professing maple MAGA.
24 hrs later, his territory slipped into recession.
He knew.
May he succeed.
@Gadget440 Morality vs legality. He’s not bound by law to make any refund, it was business. If he chooses to, it’s a morally noble thing to do.
Also he clearly stated he wasn’t aware of the sponsor’s baggage prior. That’s left for investigations to determine if true.