EU Economic : Structural Flaws, Declining Global Standing, and the Immigrant Integration Catastrophe

I. Economic Overview and Core Data The European Union (EU), formalized in 1993, is a supranational entity—not a single nation—designed to enhance economic integration. In 2008, its GDP reached approximately $19 trillion, rivaling the United States’ $14.7 trillion at the time. Fast forward to 2023, Eurostat data pegs the EU-27’s GDP at $18 trillion, still … Continue reading EU Economic : Structural Flaws, Declining Global Standing, and the Immigrant Integration Catastrophe →

The Decline of Europe’s Economy and the Shifting Global Economic Order: A Case of Institutional and Strategic Missteps

Over the past fifteen years, Europe’s economic position has deteriorated significantly. In 2008, Europe’s GDP was roughly equal to that of the United States, with both accounting for about 25% of global GDP. However, today, the U.S. economy has surpassed $26 trillion, while Europe’s total GDP has shrunk to just over half of that. This … Continue reading The Decline of Europe’s Economy and the Shifting Global Economic Order: A Case of Institutional and Strategic Missteps →

The Economics of the Reciprocal Tariff Memorandum: A Detailed Analysis

Introduction Today, we’ll dive into the recent Reciprocal Tariff Memorandum signed by President Trump on February 14, 2025, and analyze its potential impact on global trade, the U.S. economy, and major equity markets. We’ll also assess how key regions, such as Asia and Europe, may react to this policy and explore its long-term consequences on … Continue reading The Economics of the Reciprocal Tariff Memorandum: A Detailed Analysis →