The most prominent crypto bro taking the biggest loss may be Nayib Bukele, El Salvador’s 40-year-old Bitcoin-backing president, who last year made it an official national currency with the passage of the Bitcoin Law.
Economic concerns have pushed aside the pandemic as a top source of worry for Canadian families, even as many Canadian cities battle a sixth wave of COVID-19.
This episode of Hub Dialogues features journalist Spencer Jakab on GameStop and the meme stock revolution of 2021, the story behind how it took off and why it ultimately failed, and how to truly beat Wall Street at its own game.
Central bank currencies offer many advantages, but recent government actions that sow doubt in their trustworthiness put their adoption at considerable risk.
Russia’s economy may generate massive natural resource wealth from its exports, but on a per capita basis, it has an income on par with China and is far behind G7 nations.
Socialism is a lovely image and a great theory. So, what happens in reality?
The Liberal election promise to “crack down” on so-called predatory lenders could end up doing more harm than good for those it is trying to help.
What is Modern Monetary Theory, and what are its implications for Canada? Leading economist Chris Ragan joins our Hub Dialogues podcast to discuss.
Societies are aging, inequality is falling, and inflation is back as a pressing concern. What does this mean for the global economy?
Trying to capture the benefits of innovation and creative destruction while minimizing the upheaval and harms to society is a tricky balance to strike.
