Economics

Economics Center - Asian Atlas

An Asian Atlas hub for economic studies, the Economics Center provides extensive research on three tracks: Political Economy, Economic Integration, and Economic Security. The Center is closely following regional macroeconomic indicators and economic incentives, and comes up with analytical responses and consulting services upon request.

Economics Center - Asian Atlas

Why were capitalist democracies better placed than authoritarian socialist regimes to recover from the crises of the 1970s?

Don't expect the great Leviathan to provide better than private incentives under competition

The `Wealth of Nation`: from Antiquity to Adam Smith

The FDI importance for the economy: an injection and leakage function towards achieving economic equilibrium

A shortage in aggregate demand: a Keynesian-Monetarist contest in the sources for additional demand

Special Dispatch from the United Kingdom: Fiscal or Monetary Policy?

The Chinese boat could sink because of its own sailors

Yes, China can change Pakistan's economy but not for the better

The oil industry nationalization and the 1953 coup: a turning point in Iranian relations with the West

Beware of a Declining China

South Korea: From The Socialist Wonderkid to the Neoliberal Challenge

Turkmenistan's relations with the European Union in the implementation of the 'Middle Route' energy project

Why should the US economic pivot to Asia be a top foreign policy priority in the era of Xi?

Why water management might become a linchpin for security and peacebuilding in the Middle East?

To what extent are the US and China in a cold war?

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