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    How Recessions Affect Developing Economies: Lessons from the Great Recession

    written by Ben Chlarson
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    by Grace Funk June 4, 2023

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    China’s Debt Issue: Its Weakening Economic Grip

    by Jack Hill June 4, 2023

    In his first campaign for the presidency, Barack Obama highlighted the U.S.’s difficulties with promoting American interests in Asia. The most imposing obstacle? China’s…

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    The Chip Shortage: a Lasting Symptom of COVID-19

    written by Seher Alvi
    June 4, 2023
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    A Super-Aged Region: The Economic Implication of East Asia’s Aging Population 

    by Lillian Shen June 4, 2023

    China’s population has started to shrink. On January 16, the government announced that, in 2022, the number of deaths had surpassed the number of…

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    Snakes and Ladders — Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng’s Legacy on the British Pound

    by Max Schaked June 4, 2023

    Originating in Ancient India and brought to the UK in the late 19th century, Snakes and Ladders is a classic board game that most…

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    Nigeria’s Election: A Test for Democracy?

    written by Grace Funk
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    US Threatens Tiktok Ban Amid Increasing Tensions with China

    by Lillian Shen May 16, 2023

    The Biden administration is considering pressuring Congress to pass legislation that would grant the executive branch the direct authority to regulate TikTok as they…

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    An Army All But in Name: The Recent Push for Japanese Military Independence

    by Nathan Akiyoshi April 12, 2023

    The Japanese Army, characterized in World War II as one of the fiercest forces in the world, was unwilling to surrender and battled to…

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