Why do countries still subsidise fossil fuels?
Fossil fuels are the leading source of greenhouse gas emissions, which are the primary driver of global warming...
Tag : income
Basic strategies for ‘cost-of-living’ relief: A guide for young professionals
As the cost-of-living becomes a serious issue globally, incumbent governments in major economies, including the Democrats in the US and the Conservatives in the UK, faced significant backlash last year...
Business Leader of the Week: Gunjan Kedia takes helm at US Bancorp
Gunjan Kedia has more than thirty years of extensive experience in the financial industry...
Deutsche Bank may exit some businesses, CEO says after profit miss
Deutsche Bank has changed its target for this year's cost-to-income ratio from less than 62% to less than 65% to make investments...
IF Insights: Raking up the debate around capitalism & global inequality
In countries like China and Vietnam, capitalism and integration into global trade networks have helped lift millions out of poverty...
Is Rangely ready for end of oil boom?
Rangely provides an example of how regions dependent on oil and gas will require specific strategies based on the advantages and disadvantages of their particular locations...
Australia’s housing conundrum: Straining the system
New data has revealed that the province of Victoria is grappling with an unprecedented property crisis, with more people in housing stress than any other part of Australia...
Savings clubs: Good or bad for Zimbabwe?
Savings clubs have become a source of capital for many people on the economic margins...
Switzerland: A tax haven for the ultra-wealthy
Corporate tax rates in Switzerland are highly competitive, offering numerous advantages for multinational companies...
IF Insights: Unveiling hidden poverty crisis in Lagos slums
Fighting poverty in Lagos's slums requires more than just counting income levels...