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The Economics Society newsletter provides clear and engaging insights into the most important developments in the global economy. Each edition explores key economic trends, policy decisions, and financial market movements, helping students understand how economic theory connects to real-world events.

Our articles cover topics such as macroeconomic trends, financial markets, technological innovation, public policy, and emerging global challenges. We also feature short explainers on important economic concepts, interviews with professionals, and commentary on current economic debates.

Designed for curious students and future leaders, the newsletter aims to make economics accessible, relevant, and intellectually stimulating. Enjoy the read:)

Explain it to a 10 Year old:

Role of the Federal Reserve

The Federal Reserve is like the manager of the U.S. economy, adjusting interest rates and the amount of money in the system to help keep prices stable and the economy running smoothly.

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Supply and Demand

Supply and demand explain how prices are decided: when lots of people want something but there isn’t much of it, the price goes up, and when there’s plenty available, prices usually go down.

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Inflation

Inflation happens when the prices of things like food, toys, or houses slowly go up over time, meaning the same amount of money buys less than before.

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Meet the Editorial Team

Leopold Jahn

Writer for the newsletter

Year & Campus: B2 at Turin Campus

Favourite Field: International economics and Behavioral economics

Economic Hot Take: We should just print more money

Economic Prediction: AI will significantly impact business efficiency across industries.

Ivo Bone-Winkel

Writer for the newsletter

Year & Campus: B2 at Turin Campus

Favourite Field: 28th Regime (EU) and New Silk Road

Economic Hot Take: GDP is a poor measure of real societal progress.

Economic Prediction: AGI will start hitting the job market, resulting in job-layoffs, massive productvity gains and a partial burst of the AI bubble, taking down some of today’s giants.

Emilia Gushurst

Writer for the newsletter

Year & Campus: B2 at Turin Campus

Favourite Field: Sustainability & economics

Economic Hot Take: Green investments are becoming economically necessary, not optional.

Economic Prediction: Emerging markets will play a larger role in global growth.