The other day, I came across a news headline saying Apple CEO Tim Cook had given US President Donald Trump a “24K gold iPhone.” My first reaction was to raise an eyebrow surely that’s a bit over the top? But I quickly realized that media headlines love to exaggerate. After digging deeper, I found the … Continue reading From a 24K iPhone to $600 Billion
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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
Europe’s Competitive Illusion: Education, Industry, and the Reshaped Global Order
when we analyze today’s global economic structure, we must face a harsh truth: Europe has fallen out of the core competitive ecosystem, and France in particular finds itself at the margins. This is no accident—it is the result of long-accumulated structural problems. Let’s begin with France’s education system, which is crucial for understanding the decline … Continue reading Europe’s Competitive Illusion: Education, Industry, and the Reshaped Global Order


