Exploring the intersection of politics, economics, and institutional frameworks. From classical theories to modern policy analysis, discover peer-reviewed insights on governance, markets, and power.
An empirical analysis of government spending efficacy in advanced economies, examining the relationship between deficit financing and long-term growth trajectories.
How entrenched lobbying structures distort policy outcomes, with comparative case studies from energy, finance, and telecommunications sectors across G20 nations.
Examining how power asymmetries and institutional capacity shape climate resilience policies in Global South nations, highlighting financing gaps and governance reforms.
Revisiting classical frameworks through the lens of platform capitalism, data extraction, and the commodification of attention in modern economic systems.
A historical and contemporary review of trade barriers, examining when strategic tariffs benefit domestic industries and when they trigger inefficient rent-seeking behavior.
How behavioral economics informs fiscal policy design, exploring the effectiveness of default options, framing effects, and loss aversion in tax compliance and welfare programs.
Tracing the evolution of international monetary coordination post-WWII, its collapse, and the geopolitical implications of dollar dominance in the 21st century.
Applying cooperative game theory to legislative budget processes, modeling how party fragmentation and ideological distance impact fiscal outcomes in parliamentary systems.