The PoliEcon Insight

Trump’s Mindset on Digital Innovation vs. Traditional Finance: Will Wall Street or Blockchain Win?                          — Sajid Mollah                (Indian Author and Researcher) Donald Trump's second presidency has initiated a compelling conversation regarding the trajectory of American economic policy in the rapidly changing financial landscape. During his first term, Trump's administration largely favored the long-standing structures of Wall Street and big banks, solidifying his traditionalist approach to finance. Nevertheless, blockchain technology, cryptocurrencies, and decentralized finance (DeFi) have gained momentum, thereby challenging the dominance of these traditional financial institutions and capturing the public's imagination as an innovative alternative to legacy systems. Trump's previous statements demonstrate his skepticism toward cryptocurrencies such as Bitc...

In a remarkable turn of events in American politics, Donald Trump has emerged victorious in the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election. This victory is a historic moment not only because of the high-profile candidates involved but also because of the unprecedented political climate. Trump's victory in an election that refocused the world's attention on the tumultuous political landscape of the United States is a testament to the enduring appeal of his populist ideology. A Historic Comeback Like No Other The political narratives of the United States have been redefined by Donald Trump's return to the presidency. Although previous presidents have served non-consecutive terms—Grover Cleveland being a notable example—Trump's resurgence has been characterized by a distinctive and turbulent trajectory. Many analysts predicted that Trump's political career was over following his 2020 defeat; however, his 2024 victory defies those predictions, emphasizing his influence over a subs...

With the assistance of international aid, low- and middle-income countries are able to address a wide variety of issues, such as poverty, education, healthcare, infrastructure, and economic growth. This is an essential part of the development process. Various organizations, such as governments, international organizations, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and private foundations, are considered to be potential sources of this assistance. This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the role of international assistance/aid in developing nations, including its various forms, advantages, difficulties, and potential for the future. Types of International Aid 1. Bilateral Aid : This type of aid is provided directly from one country to another. Bilateral aid is often influenced by political relationships, strategic interests, or humanitarian concerns. 2. Multilateral Aid : Multilateral aid is delivered through international organizations such as the United Nations, World Bank, or ...

  The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank are two prominent institutions that play a significant role in the economic development of countries, especially in developing economies. Although both institutions share the goal of fostering global economic stability and development, they differ in their functions, purposes, and approaches.  Overview of the IMF and World Bank International Monetary Fund (IMF): Established in 1944, the IMF aims to promote international monetary cooperation and exchange rate stability. It provides financial assistance to countries facing balance of payments problems and advises them on economic policies. World Bank: The World Bank, also founded in 1944, comprises two main institutions: the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) and the International Development Association (IDA). Its primary goal is to reduce poverty by providing financial and technical assistance for development projects, such as infrastructure, ...

The foreign policy of the United States plays a significant part in the formation of global markets, having an impact on a wide range of factors, including trade relations, investment flows, international currency stability, and geopolitical risk. The decisions that are made by the United States government, which is the largest economy in the world and a leading power in international relations, have the potential to have far-reaching effects on the economic conditions and market behavior of other countries around the world. In this analysis, the various mechanisms through which the United States' foreign policy influences global markets are investigated, and the consequences of these influences for various stakeholders are highlighted along with the mechanisms themselves. Trade Policies and Agreements Trade Relations and Tariffs U.S. foreign policy directly influences global trade through the establishment of trade agreements and imposition of tariffs. For instance, the United Sta...