On the trade front, at least, a second Trump administration could provide opportunities, not just pose threats, to the European Union.
The very central banks that are being praised for reining in inflation played a significant role in causing it.
Belief in evolution is strongly linked to acceptance of vaccination.
American consumers could turn out to be the biggest losers in the U.S. trade dispute with China.
When it comes to steel, there is a way to give Trump his victory that aligns with the EU's economic interests.
With cooperation unlikely, the world should prepare itself for the erosion of the World Trade Organization.
The onset of growth without significant inflation has created a conundrum for the world's central banks.
Although new trade deals can spark controversy, it is highly unlikely that protectionism will prevail.
Upcoming elections in France and Italy will have a significant impact on whether the euro zone survives.
Economic theory predicts that erecting new trade barriers hurts both sides.