The economy in a cup of coffee
A decade or two ago, we saw strong volume growth in beer and spirits. Today, coffee has probably become the fastest-growing beverage consumed outside the home.
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A decade or two ago, we saw strong volume growth in beer and spirits. Today, coffee has probably become the fastest-growing beverage consumed outside the home.
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Investors and creditors may view the new classification as a signal of continued development and readiness for capital.
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Fertility rates across the globe have been falling over the past few decades, but for the Philippines, the fall is much sharper than one would expect over such…
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Their models suggest that average inflation will continue to be above target in 2026 and 2027, and that it will only normalize in 2028.
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The Senate is currently paralyzed by the dual claims of leadership, threats to the security of its members due to gunfire and arrest warrants from the ICC, and…
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Because of their massive size, hyperscalers require a significant amount of water as a coolant, which in some areas raises a sustainability and water stress…
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I always thought superstars in finance, like Warren Buffett, were hard to replicate because they were backed by decades of experience and time-tested…
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AI can eliminate or destroy jobs but investments in this technology can create new jobs or economic value in another area.
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The weakness in spending and sales growth may be reflective of demand becoming more sensitive (or elastic) to price increases.
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The costs of stagflation generated by the confluence of the debt moratorium and the increased political risk in the 1980s are still being felt today.
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