Experts say the matter could test the validity of Adidas's trademark in Australia. #copyright #infringement #fashion #business #economics #finance #retail #industry #courts

Experts say the matter could test the validity of Adidas's trademark in Australia. #copyright #infringement #fashion #business #economics #finance #retail #industry #courts
World economy: expansion regime, 2026 growth seen at 3,23%. Past forecasts stay public and checkable. #economics #macro
Cyclical pulse +0.16
World trade 2026: 5,61%
Track record: 570 forecasts awaiting outcomes.
“It's always best to feel fulfilled first, before finding a man. Then you'll know the value of yourself, and you'll hold the key to your own happiness. So you won't turn into a vulnerable, needy, emotional mess the minute you fall in love.”
Does a spike in commodity prices raise consumer inflation?
Ibrahim & Nghiem find a "rockets and feathers" pattern in Indonesia: increases pass through, but decreases have weak effects.
#AusEconPapers #Economics #Inflation #Indonesia #MonetaryPolicy #CommodityPrices
Li, Guan & Li (Qingdao University) find that fintech is linked to a stronger spread of volatility between sectors of China’s stock market in the short run, but a weaker spread over the long run.
How Did the Medieval Economy Really Work? Chris Wickham Explains www.medievalists.net/2026/10/how-... #medieval #economics
Explaining price elasticity #PriceElasticity #Economics #Demand #Supply #Marketing
Explaining price elasticity #PriceElasticity #Economics #Demand #Supply #Marketing
Maybe when JD visits Europe again he can, in advance, read some books on economics 😉, before he starts lecturing us.
Smith, Mill, Marx, Pigou, Marshall and Keynes of course. Ok, Hayek is also a possibility🙂.
"Who pays, and for how long" is a bad question for a currency issuer. It is a good one for Ireland, which uses the euro and issues none of it. Its welfare state rests on a US corporate tax base because the constraint is built in.
The section on textiles like wool and cotton in Trade World by Ed Conway is so interesting.
My favourite book of the year. I doubt anything else will come along in the next few months to dethrone it.
Tariffs are taxes, and citizens ultimately pay them. Bullying allies like Canada, especially on lumber imports impacting housing supply chains, doesn't make strategic sense. Congress, not the president, holds the authority to levy these taxes. #tariffs #economics #congress
Suggested leadership, media #economists understand economics of #healthcare pricing currently missing from political discourse
Longterm solution to better #health outcomes requires understanding business #economics
Would love to see an #economics #Nobel that recognizes one of these questions:
"Do we really know what we know and how do we deal with related uncertainty?"
"What are the drivers of well-being?"
Rooting for Chuck Manski, Janet Currie tomorrow.
A Brown economist on the land tax: "I totally agree." Then the hard part: getting people to see it. #landvaluetax #economics #georgism #markblyth #shorts
The Green Party's spending plans are always framed as "Where will you find the money?"; but the real question is who gets to create it. The UK government is the pound issuer. It cannot run out of GBP. The only limits are real resources and inflation.
Japan keeps getting wheeled out as the debt horror story. This week's MMT Digest asks what inaction costs, with construction jobs as the evidence.
The MMT Digest is out now. Listen on Spotify, or get the Sunday email.
Suppliers gain power to reject customer contracts when alternative demand from AI server markets reduces their dependence on scale.
Economics · TechRadar
#Economics #AcademicSky