by Adam Goldin | May 17, 2017 | Adam Goldin
It would seem as though the projected success of the sub-Saharan African economy has taken a turn for the worst. With growth forecasts being adapted and weak global growth negatively impacting the demand for non-traditional African goods, the macroeconomic...
by Adam Goldin | Mar 29, 2017 | Adam Goldin
In 1995 the US government imposed sanctions which, among other things, included a ban on aviation companies from selling aircraft and repair parts to Iranian airlines. Since the sanctions have been lifted, Iran has made revival of its civil aviation a priority. There...
by Adam Goldin | Feb 12, 2017 | Adam Goldin
There is no debating that the ramifications of the referendum vote to the the EU are sweeping and that the full effects might not been known or fully felt for years. Britain’s exit from the European Union poses significant threats to the global order, and the...
by Adam Goldin | Jan 13, 2017 | Adam Goldin
The imperative to get ever more product out of diminishing resources is irreversible. No business is untouched by it. Investment and approval will only go to those businesses that are able to shepherd the resources they’re entrusted with—people, capital, and...
by Adam Goldin | Nov 21, 2016 | Adam Goldin, Debt
Italy’s finances have been bleak for some time now, with a recession that lasted for seven years resulting in the death of almost 25% of industry in Italy. With so much industry gone, Italians have been left with an economy that hasn’t grown in 13 years, and an...
