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PE launches Transition Economist and Hydrogen Economist services
LONDON - The PE Media Network, publisher of Petroleum Economist , the leading global information service for the full hydrocarbon value chain, is bringing the same analytical depth and rigorous editorial standards to two rapidly-evolving sectors, the energy transition and the emerging hydrogen economy.
PE journalists have always gone beyond the hype to uncover what really matters, delivering exclusive, value-add intelligence from a global network of dedicated correspondents and expert guest contributors. And they are uniquely supported by PE Maps, the energy industry's leading cartographic department.
Metro Denver housing market running out of gas, economists tell agents – The Denver Post
Metro Denver’s housing market defied the odds last year, shattering one record after the other. But two economists warned an online gathering of local Realtors that the surge won’t continue and to temper their expectations for 2021.
“I have a little bit of bad news. The months of 2020, from August to December — that is as good as it gets. It won’t get better. It is over,” Elliot Eisenberg, also known as the “Bowtie Economist,” told the Denver Metro Association of Realtors’ Economic Summit during a Zoom call Friday.
Housing market leading the economic recovery
The hot housing market, both in Chicago and around the country, is helping lead the country’s devastated economy back to health, economists told city and suburban real estate associations last week.
They forecast that housing’s heft may get even stronger as more confidence takes hold about the pandemic and the nation’s future.
Double-digit increases in home prices and an epochally tight inventory of homes for sale are two among several indicators the economists used to highlight the housing market as a bright spot in a dark stretch for the nation’s economy when restaurants, clothing retailers, gas stations and tourism destinations have been gutted.
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WFP's Socio-economic Response and Recovery Programme Framework - World | ReliefWeb
WFP’s Socio-economic Response and Recovery Programme Framework (SERRF, formerly the MTPF) lays out WFP’s contribution to inclusive and resilient recovery. It provides a flexible framework for WFP to support affected communities, national governments and partners ‘build back better.
As vaccination campaign accelerates, what does the road to economic recovery look like?
Even with layoffs mounting and COVID out of control, consumers turned more optimistic heading into the new year.
Chris Jackson, a vice president with Ipsos Public Affairs, said the firm's latest consumer polling — done just before last week's insurrection in Washington — found “the stimulus really starting to reach people's pockets.”
“And then, the coronavirus vaccine getting out there, and sort of this idea that there is potentially an end to this long, long nightmare,” he said.
Xi Jinping Is Undoing China's Economic Miracle - The Atlantic
China's economic "miracle" wasn't that miraculous. The country's high-octane ascent over the past 40 years is, in reality, a triumph of basic economic principles: As the state gave way to the market, private enterprise and trade flourished, growth quickened, and incomes soared.
Things weren't supposed to happen this way. Deng Xiaoping, one of Xi's predecessors, who launched China's now-famous pro-market reforms in the late 1970s, understood that the country was destitute because it was strangled by the Communist state and cut off from the world. Deng and his successors steadily lifted controls on private investment, trade, and foreign business.
Utah economist Phil Dean joins Gardner Institute as Public Finance Senior Research Fellow
“I am thrilled to be joining the team at the Gardner Institute and contribute to its ongoing mission to serve the people of Utah,” said Dean. “Both the Institute and the Eccles School are synonymous with research excellence, and I look forward to serving in this new capacity as we help our great state prosper.”
Dean brings a wealth of experience to the Gardner Institute, having served in numerous roles over years in public service. He most recently served as former Governor Herbert's Executive Director of the Governor's Office of Management and Budget (GOMB) after having previously served in the Herbert administration as the State Budget Director and Chief Economist.
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