Reflecting on the Numbers: The 1982 ILO Unemployment Standard and the Mirage of 2025’s Economic Truth

A Cracked Mirror Numbers have a way of shaping how we see the world, but they can also obscure it. When I look at economic data, I see a cracked mirror, polished enough to reflect something, but too flawed to show the full picture. In 1982, the International Labour Organization (ILO) set a global standard … Continue reading Reflecting on the Numbers: The 1982 ILO Unemployment Standard and the Mirage of 2025’s Economic Truth →

Economic Perspective: Trump’s Policies and France’s Structural Challenges

Contextual Logic and Economic Framework As of March 15, 2025, Donald Trump’s presidency, just six weeks in, has already begun to reshape global economic and geopolitical landscapes. His high-tariff approach seeks to shield U.S. industries and narrow the trade deficit, yet it has sparked market volatility and shifts in expectations. Concurrently, uncertainties—such as a potential … Continue reading Economic Perspective: Trump’s Policies and France’s Structural Challenges →