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nysun.com • Economics • United States
The article proposes abolishing the corporate income tax as a superior method to reshore American manufacturing, arguing it would stimulate economic growth and attract foreign investment.
prensa.com • Economics • Central America
Despite a 28.9% increase in foreign direct investment (FDI) in 2024, Panama fell behind Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, and Nicaragua, prompting analysis of the country's economic competitiveness and investor confidence.
prensa.com • Economics • Panama
Moody's Analytics predicts slower-than-expected economic growth for Panama in 2024 due to the closure of the Cobre Panamá mine and global economic uncertainty.
etnet.com.hk • Business • China
US tariffs have challenged Chinese businesses, prompting them to diversify, innovate, and build global brands for future growth.
prensa.com • Economics • Panama
Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino acknowledges public dissatisfaction with the economy but promises revitalization through private investment and infrastructure projects.
deccanchronicle.com • Economics • India
A NITI Aayog report details challenges and opportunities for enhancing the competitiveness of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in India, focusing on systemic reforms and targeted interventions.
theglobeandmail.com • Economics • Canada
Canadian businesses' reluctance to invest, despite a flagging economy, is hindering economic growth, not government policies.
economist.com • Economics • Singapore
Singapore's remarkable economic journey from post-independence poverty to becoming one of the world's wealthiest nations is a testament to its strategic planning and execution.
economictimes.indiatimes.com • Business • India
India's Global Capability Centers (GCCs) sector is booming, with 24 centers exceeding $1 billion in export revenue in FY2023-24, showcasing significant growth and potential.
usasean.org • Economics • World
Thailand is strategically responding to US reciprocal tariffs by engaging in trade negotiations, increasing imports from the US, and implementing economic stimulus measures to mitigate potential negative impacts on its economy.
nzherald.co.nz • Economics • World
Record numbers of New Zealanders are migrating to Australia due to a stronger Australian economy and policy differences contributing to higher productivity and savings.
continuumeconomics.com • Economics • World
April's economic data reveals a moderate economic slowdown, with retail sales and unemployment claims aligning with expectations, but no recessionary signals are present.
elpais.com • Economics • Europe
The European Commission forecasts a 2.6% growth for the Spanish economy in 2025, almost triple the Eurozone average, while revising down its growth projections for Europe due to the trade war.
diariosur.es • Economics • Spain
Andalusia attracted over 5 billion euros in foreign investment in the last six years, with the United States leading as the top investor in 2024.
telegraph.co.uk • Finance • UK
The article criticizes the UK Labour Party's approach to public finances, highlighting unsustainable borrowing, and the shrinking of planned budgetary headroom due to slower-than-expected economic growth and rising debt service costs.
themarket.ch • Economics • China
China's trade conflict with the US highlights underlying systemic issues questioning the long-term sustainability of its growth and innovation under an authoritarian regime.
irishtimes.com • Economics • Baltic States
The Baltic states are experiencing rapid economic growth fueled by technological innovation and strong ties to the EU and NATO, contrasting with stagnation in other parts of Europe.