The Economic Impact of Sanctions on Iran: A Quantitative and Image Based Analysis of Growth
Iran has historically been a closed, centralised, yet industrialised economy, with most of its capital and human capital gravitating to the…
How Ready Are We for Extinction? The Political Economic Foundations of a Post-AGI World
Exeter Economics Review Lorenzo Satta Chiris, Emil Archambeau, Francesca Mignogna Abstract The emergence of artificial general intelligence (AGI) promises to…
How Climate Economics Fails Polar Bears
Every year, the amount of ice in and around the Arctic melts. The salty water that freezes into a sheet…
Diversity is fashionable, but is it valuable?
Myers claims, “Diversity is being invited to the party; inclusion is being asked to dance” (3). But what if the…
The Exit Bottleneck: How High Purchase Prices Are Trapping Private Equity Capital
Between 2014 and 2024, the ratio of exits to investments declined from 0.55x to 0.35x. Inverting this ratio suggests that…
The free market can save the environmental crisis (if we let it)
In the face of an escalating environmental crisis, the instinctive response of many policymakers has been to double down on…
From Debt to Deadlock: An Account of France’s Fiscal Predicament
John Maynard Keynes famously argued for deficit spending when economies fell on hard times, leading an upheaval in the status…
All Eyes on Switzerland for M&A
“The volume of takeovers targeting Swiss companies has jumped 465% to $16.7 billion so far this year” according to data…
Sustainability as Strategy: How ESG Practices Drive Profit and Brand Power
Abstract This research paper explores the influence of sustainable business practices on long-term profitability and brand image among major corporations….
How did the 2008 financial crisis and subsequent austerity measures impact housing markets and spatial inequality in Greece?
The 2008 financial crisis triggered severe economic upheaval worldwide, and Greece became one of the hardest-hit countries in its aftermath….