economy

Economy and the area of production, distribution, trade, and consumption of goods and services.

Emerging trends shaping the future of brands in Saudi Arabia
The strength and influence of Saudi Arabia’s economy in the world marketplace has grown exponentially during the past few decades. As one of the world’s fastest growing markets, the Kingdom is putting the best foot forward in globalisation. According to a 14-market study conducted by Ipsos and Facebook IQ focusing on consumer trends and habits in emerging markets, 82% of consumers in Saudi Arabia agree that more brands and businesses from Saudi Arabia are becoming well known around the world. In the study titled “Emerging Trends: The Forces Shaping the Future Today”, 67% of the consumers also opine that Saudi Arabia is now more connected to the rest of the world than ever before.
malavikha Menon
Published 7 days ago in Journal
Business Closures That Shook the UK…
Despite Brexit uncertainty, in 2019, the UK remained in the top spot for Forbes’ annual Best Countries for Business list. The country maintained relatively high ranks in terms of innovation, workforce, and minimal tax burdens. However, while many businesses find success in the UK, there are some which fail to stay afloat. Small businesses are the most likely to close, with 20 per cent of SMEs shutting within the first year and a staggering 60 per cent by the third year. This is a concerning figure. However, it’s not only small businesses that risk failure. Even our favourite big businesses and brands can go under while attracting considerable attention.
Amy Mercer
Published 8 days ago in Journal
When You Pay Peanuts
With all the congressional delays concerning the latest Covid-19 stimulus bill that includes raising the minimum wage there are many factors that have to be addressed by business owners and government. We have to remember that in order to have a balanced and stable economy, one that distributes wealth proportionally in societies is to adhere to the "Williams Theory of Economic Evolution." The theory states: the more people with enough disposable income to spend, save, pay down debt and invest is the greatest deterrent to an unstable economy. And, today our economy is anything but stable. That being said when our government is focused on mandating the federal minimum wage to reach $15 per hour within the next four years points the United States in the right direction toward stabilizing our economy. But, more has to be done to close the greatest wealth disparity gap in our history. Just mandating increasing the minimum wage won't even come close.
Dr. Williams
Published 20 days ago in Journal
Platform That will boost your company growth
Looking for goods transportation facility? To get your required trucks on time, we know you are calling and maintaining so many transport agencies which are really tiring. Still, you have to face difficulties to get the suitable one. The manual system of communicating and maintaining vendors is making it more painful.
Gim Bangladesh
Published 2 months ago in Journal
Is Apple Really Worth $2 Trillion Dollars?
Apple's Unimaginable Growth Said to be worth $2 trillion dollars, Apple has grown to unimaginable hieghts since the company was launched on the 1st of April 1976 in Cupertino, California
Vidello Productions
Published 2 months ago in Journal
Economy: Which country will be ahead and which will be behind in economic level in 2021?
economic slowdown Billions of people have either lost their jobs or lost their income. The government is implementing multi-billion dollar schemes to curb the damage to the economy. There is uncertainty as to whether the dollar, which has collapsed in the economy, will recover in 2021.
Yogesh Sawant
Published 2 months ago in Journal
Private Equity Firms-the Myths and the realities
When the private equity industry is in the headlines, it is typically in the context of high-value deals, high-flying fund managers, fast deals, and big takeovers. It is undeniable that private equity (PE) portfolio companies have shown significantly higher revenue growth rates than those not backed by PE. And with traditional sources of finance becoming somewhat restricted for mid-market companies in the wake of the pandemic, PE is a fund source they are looking toward.
Pradip Mohapatra
Published 2 months ago in Journal
Contract Formation
Contract law is one of the most important areas of the law that affects us all in our daily lives. Although we seldom sign a written document, we go into shops daily, we travel on public transport, we park in parking lots - these are largely all contracts into which we bind ourselves to terms and conditions. We may not be strictly aware of it, but we all participate in contractual obligations on both sides of the fence every single day. It is, therefore, no surprise that the issue of when exactly a contract is formed is of the utmost importance in regulating commerce and life as a consumer. Furthermore, how can we enforce our contracts, and what rights do we have under these contracts that we agree to almost subliminally day in day out. In this article, we will look at some of the key issues surrounding contract formation, and general principles of the law on contract, which govern transactions we experience in our daily lives.
Nishant Baxi
Published 2 months ago in Journal
How To Get Your Social Security Benefits When It's Time
As you approach retirement age, you are probably thinking more than ever about how your life will look when you stop working. You will still need enough income to maintain your desired lifestyle, but you also need to consider your health, family members' needs, and any goals you have after retirement. In other words, there's a lot to consider.
Lewis Robinson
Published 2 months ago in Journal
Millennials Control Just 4.6 Percent of US Wealth
The updated data released by the Federal Reserve reflects how the pandemic continues to increase the generation gap in the United States. According to the central bank, those born between 1981 and 1996, better known as Millennials, control only 4.6% of the wealth in the country even though they make up the majority of the workforce, with around 72 million people.
JOHN ANDERSON
Published 3 months ago in Journal
B2B marketing: The best tips
Professional online marketing is also playing an increasingly important role for companies in the B2B sector. Due to the fact that more and more business processes are being digitalised, companies are confronted with great challenges, which at the same time, however, also mean great opportunities.
Anna Klaus
Published 3 months ago in Journal
What Situations Qualify for FFCRA Leave?
The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) is a federal relief package that started on April 1, 2020, and ends on December 31, 2020. The program offers resources to help particular employees and employers stay afloat health-wise and financially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ginger Abbot
Published 3 months ago in Journal