#Economic implications

[artisticdivasworld]

Understanding Burnout: A Personal Journey into Life's Overwhelming Fatigue

Web Life is a beautiful journey, filled with ups and downs, joys and sorrows. But what happens when the downs seem to outweigh the ups, and the sorrows overshadow the joys? What happens when every day feels like a struggle, and the mere act of getting out of bed feels like climbing Mount Everest? This, my dear readers, is what burnout feels like. The Weight of Burnout Imagine waking up every…

[bitcoinversus]

Computer Engineer Adam Back Claims Bitcoin Bound for $1M if the U.S. Establishes a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve

The United States is considering establishing a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, a move that could significantly impact the cryptocurrency market. Senator Cynthia Lummis introduced the BITCOIN Act of 2024, proposing the creation of a national Bitcoin reserve to bolster the nation’s financial stability. Bitcoin Expert Adam Back suggests that if the U.S. government adopts Bitcoin as a strategic asset,…

[alfredmarshall]

Dollar Dominance Fades: What's Next for U.S. and Global Trade?

As the dollar's global standing weakens, new challenges arise for U.S. and global trade. Learn about the potential risks and opportunities ahead in this changing economic era.

[engineeringeconomicshub]

Balancing Progress and Preservation: Economic Implications of Environmental Policies

In the contemporary landscape, the pursuit of environmental sustainability is a critical imperative, and governments worldwide are implementing a variety of policies to address ecological concerns. This article delves into the intricate relationship between environmental policies and their economic implications, exploring how nations navigate the delicate balance between fostering economic growth…

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[fastlane-freedom]

Break the Three-Generation Curse: Understand Success & Decline

The “three-generation curse” or “third-generation rule” is a concept that looks at how some families or dynasties experience success and then declines over three generations. This happens because of different attitudes, values, and challenges faced by each new generation. In this explanation, we’ll explore where this idea comes from, how it shows up, and ways to avoid it. “Hard times create…

[ecomehdi]

Some Dangers From Pandemic Fatigue: Understanding the Risks

The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted the lives of people across the globe. With the prolonged duration and the extensive measures put in place to control the spread of the virus, individuals have been experiencing what is commonly referred to as “pandemic fatigue.” Pandemic fatigue refers to the physical, mental, and emotional exhaustion resulting from the ongoing crisis. While the…

[lukashaa]

Patho fanart of varying quality

[afterthelambs]

It's morbid how the Kiramman family profits off of essential utilities. It's revealed that Cassandra had their family's private architects build the ventilation system that allows Zaun to breathe. That means it's privately-owned infrastructure, evidenced by the fact that they control it directly (i.e. Cait doesnt need clearance to use it for chemical warfare). Cassandra framed it like a benevolent deed (and i see a lot of the fandom believe this) but they don't pay for it out-of-pocket otherwise they'd go broke. So instead it's a source of revenue for them. Like how public utilities (water, electricity) can be controlled by private companies

S1 was vague about the councilors and why they didn't care about helping the undercity so I'll take any info I can get. Based on this, I think Cassandra's indifference is because she benefits from it being polluted. If the air from industrialization remains poisonous, there will forever be demand for their ventilation system and they can profit off of it forever.

It makes Jinx throwing their polluted air back at them with the same vents used to exploit them even funnier. Anyone that complains would be a massive hypocrite because Piltover has been doing it for decades and no one cared until it negatively impacted them

[chicago-geniza]

Read too much Pride & Prejudice and Downton Abbey fanfiction and now get freaked out by how kinky the concept of marriage is. You vow to worship your spouse with your body. You're signing a contract about property rights and also sex. It's the most hard-core mutual objectification agreement two people can enter into under the law? It would be so fucked up if marriage were real

[fis-paprikas]

fully believe the blue forest was internationally recognized just on account of "might as well"

[beneath-the-willow-tree]

I do think there are philosophical hang-ups worth having about vampirism — especially regarding immortality and the slew of psychological problems it can give you — but eating people is not one of them. It’s just biology. If a polar bear eats a person because it’s hungry, that is unfortunate for the person’s family and all, but it doesn’t make the polar bear evil. I know vampires are capable of contemplation in ways polar bears are not; still, I do not think belonging to a certain species makes it morally wrong for you to enjoy your food. Louis does survive by feeding on non-human animals for a while, so it is possible for vampires to avoid eating people, but even then. You can feed your cat vegetarian cat food. It doesn’t mean you should.

[bitcoinversus]

Quarter of U.S. Households Use 95% of Income on Essentials

A recent analysis by the Bank of America Institute reveals that approximately 26% of U.S. households allocate over 95% of their income to essential expenses, leaving minimal funds for discretionary spending or savings. https://twitter.com/unusual_whales/status/1854568748117631326 The study indicates a rise in paycheck-to-paycheck living across all income brackets since 2019. Notably, about 35%…

[alfredmarshall]

Impact of Unabated U.S. Deficit Spending on Inflation and Growth

Unabated U.S. deficit spending triggers inflationary spirals, weakening economic growth by increasing debt burdens and shrinking room for essential investments in future development

[rathologic]

truly respect patho2's changes to the willows... the whole time in 1 I've been thinking "it would be nice if anna's interior reflected her being a hoarder of medicine by amassing a collection of other objects, thereby offering insight into her character and creating a sense that she has despoiled or disorganized the house by living in it" and 2 did hit that spot on.