Published by: Pierre Andre Mbemba
Pages: 1-15
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In the wake of the oil shocks during the 1970s, the global focus on inflation targeting intensified, becoming a pivotal concern for financial policymakers. This paper delves into the widespread adoption of inflation targeting, a trend observed globally and across continents, as highlighted by Munepapa and Sheefeni (2017). Against the backdrop of escalating commodity prices in international
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PUBLIC SERVICE PAYCHECKS: UNRAVELING COMPENSATION DISPARITIES IN U.S. STATE WORKERS
Published by: Ivan Petrovich Sokolov, Natalia Sergeevna Ivanova , Elena Viktorovna Kuznetsova
Pages: 16-31
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Contemporary discussions surrounding income inequality predominantly center on the accumulation of "unearned" incomes by the affluent, creating a divide between the very rich and the rest of the population. However, this paper seeks to broaden the discourse by examining another facet of potentially unjustified income flows – the compensation premiums awarded to public sector workers beyond
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Published by: Olivier M. Mbemba
Pages: 32-47
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In the realm of economics, the art of navigating scarcity revolves around making judicious choices. At the heart of evaluating these choices lies the crucial metric of economic growth, signifying an augmentation in the production of goods and services within an economy. This growth stands as a potent tool in the global pursuit of poverty alleviation and enhancement of life quality,
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