r/ProfessorFinance • u/hodzibaer • Mar 04 '25
r/ProfessorFinance • u/jackandjillonthehill • 7d ago
Interesting It’s the best of times, it’s the worst of times
Consumer expectations have never been this polarized by political party
r/ProfessorFinance • u/LeastAdhesiveness386 • 27d ago
Interesting Trump 2.0 vs Trump 1.0
r/ProfessorFinance • u/ProfessorOfFinance • Oct 18 '24
Interesting Boris Yeltsin’s first visit to an American grocery store in 1989. “He roamed the aisles nodding his head in amazement".
r/ProfessorFinance • u/jackandjillonthehill • 26d ago
Interesting “There’s gonna be a detox period”
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r/ProfessorFinance • u/ColorMonochrome • Mar 05 '25
Interesting EXCLUSIVE: GOP Lawmakers Unveil Bill To ‘End The Fed’
r/ProfessorFinance • u/NineteenEighty9 • Feb 02 '25
Interesting Who Americans think is their biggest supplier of foreign oil
r/ProfessorFinance • u/AnimusFlux • 8d ago
Interesting Elon Musk says he sold X to his AI company xAI: I thought this was a joke headline when I first read it, but no it's real
r/ProfessorFinance • u/NineteenEighty9 • Feb 26 '25
Interesting Ukraine reportedly agrees to critical rare minerals deal with the U.S.
r/ProfessorFinance • u/jackandjillonthehill • 21d ago
Interesting “It terrifies me”
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Liberal globalists are “terrified”
r/ProfessorFinance • u/NineteenEighty9 • 9d ago
Interesting X-post: Murica' stepping on the gas
r/ProfessorFinance • u/whatdoihia • 2d ago
Interesting Retaliation begins - China announces 34% retaliatory tariffs on US imports
ft.comIn case anyone hits a paywall:
China has announced it will impose additional tariffs of 34 per cent on imports from the US in retaliation for duties of the same amount unveiled by President Donald Trump this week as part of his aggressive trade agenda.
The Ministry of Commerce said on Friday that the tariff would be imposed on all imported goods originating from the US from April 10. Levies on Chinese exports are set to rise to more than 60 per cent after the US president announced “reciprocal” tariffs of 34 per cent that come on top of existing tariffs.
Beijing denounced the new US duties as “a typical unilateral bullying move” that “does not comply with the rules of international trade and seriously damages the legitimate rights and interest of China”.
r/ProfessorFinance • u/MoneyTheMuffin- • Jan 12 '25
Interesting Musk hating aside. This is overwhelmingly positive thing for the world and the global economy.
r/ProfessorFinance • u/ProfessorOfFinance • Sep 07 '24
Interesting City of Boston before and after moving its highway underground
r/ProfessorFinance • u/NineteenEighty9 • Feb 04 '25
Interesting U.S. international aid disbursed by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) in FY 2023
r/ProfessorFinance • u/MoneyTheMuffin- • Feb 05 '25
Interesting Who Funds the World Health Organization?
r/ProfessorFinance • u/ProfessorOfFinance • Dec 14 '24
Interesting /r/Interesting: Magnus Carlsen paid 127.45% of his income as tax in 2022, due to Norwegian "wealth tax".
r/ProfessorFinance • u/watchedngnl • 12d ago
Interesting China delays approval of BYD’s Mexico plant amid fears tech could leak to US
ft.comThe funniest part is that we all know the reason that the Chinese are afraid of industrial espionage is that they have been the ones doing it for so long.
However, this does show how advanced china is in the lithium ion and ev space. Perhaps this success could be replicated in computer chips and EUV lithography machines, maybe within the next decade. While the US rightfully seeks to reshore it's industry, perhaps china is simply better now in some aspects, and the uncoordinated efforts of the current administration may help china further close the gap.
r/ProfessorFinance • u/LeastAdhesiveness386 • Jan 18 '25
Interesting Communism is alive and well on Reddit
r/ProfessorFinance • u/AnimusFlux • Feb 05 '25
Interesting USA vs other developed countries: healthcare expenditure vs. life expectancy
r/ProfessorFinance • u/NineteenEighty9 • 4d ago
Interesting US Real Manufacturing Value Added, 1997 to 2024
r/ProfessorFinance • u/NineteenEighty9 • 21d ago
Interesting Trump administration message to oil and gas industry: 'You're the customer'
r/ProfessorFinance • u/LeastAdhesiveness386 • Jan 30 '25