Ekaterina Pozdeeva
There is a constant debate in the world about how much people should work in order, on the one hand, to maintain productivity and maintain stable economic growth, and on the other hand, to find a balance between work and personal life and avoid burnout.
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The recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic has allowed economists to once again learn from their mistakes. Reports at a recent conference of the AEA suggest theories that may eventually become generally accepted for the next generation
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In the modern world, millions of people in different countries suffer from obesity. Being overweight leads to health problems that shorten life expectancy and negatively affect its quality
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The 54th World Economic Forum, which brought together 3,000 participants from different countries, ended in Davos, Switzerland. They included 1.6 thousand business leaders, 350 heads of state and government ministers, as well as hundreds of scientists, civil society leaders and entrepreneurs
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Despite some periods of strong growth last year, investors in the Chinese economy faced serious obstacles and tensions in relations with the United States
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On Friday, January 5, the news about the accident with the Boeing 737 Max 9 aircraft of the Alaska Airlines carrier flew around the headlines of the world media
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A little over a year has passed since the release of Openair's ChatGPT chatbot. Its user base reached 100 million subscribers in a month, setting a world record for the speed of audience recruitment
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Analysts at Danish Saxo Bank have published traditional "shocking predictions" for 2024. They suggest what will happen if these unlikely events come true that could shake the global economy
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On November 30, the 28th United Nations International Climate Conference (COP 28) started in the UAE, which is attended by more than 150 countries.
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This year, the Russian car market is growing steadily. However, its structure has changed a lot - cars from China and other "friendly countries" have replaced the Western brands that left the country.
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