Last year’s predictions were of strong economic rebound, with the scenario painted by economists resembling the “roaring twenties”, a period of consumerism following a tragic pandemic. Fast forward some months
Portugal is entering an era of political debates that precedes the upcoming elections. At this point, issues related to the public debt start to appear. But what is public debt?
Last November and December, the next long-term EU budget was approved along with Next Generation EU (NGEU), a temporary instrument aimed at boosting the recovery from the economic impacts of
Before Covid-19, for most white-collar jobs, working from home was seen as something to be avoided, based on the idea that congregating in one place spurs productivity, innovation and camaraderie,
Before the pandemic, continuously increasing flows of migration were being registered. In fact, by 2020, one in five people across the OECD countries were immigrants. The experience shows us that
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The increasing trend for globalization is making access to other countries’ products and culture easier than ever. The European Union is the perfect example of it, connecting a set of
COVID-19 has brought one of the biggest crises ever witnessed in most people’s lives. The only thing we know for certain is that the short run consequences are devastating. Besides
The long-awaited future of the internet of value has arrived at the arts market. Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) are irreplaceable digital assets – normally certificates of ownership and transaction – which
If there is something known about EU immigrants in the UK is that their willingness to work is higher in comparison with UK-born citizens. According to Wadsworth et al. (2016),
As of February 16th, a single Bitcoin could be traded for $50,000 (its highest value since it was created). Large corporations such as Tesla, Mastercard or Paypal have already announced
