New Yorkers Abandon City, Posing Major Economic Risk

New York’s reputation as America’s financial powerhouse is under threat. High taxes and a less-than-friendly business environment have driven away high-earning residents, putting the state’s financial industry—and by extension, its economy—at risk. The Empire State’s Decline New York is seeing a drop in its financial prowess. A recent study shows that the state’s status as […]

How Immigration is Good for the Economy

America’s immigration debate is as old as the country itself, but the economic implications of welcoming new residents are often overshadowed by political rhetoric. Yet, the numbers tell a compelling story of contribution and growth. Entrepreneurship and Economic Growth Immigrants are not just workers; they are also innovators and entrepreneurs. Despite making up about 15% […]

The Growing Issue of Wealth Inequality: 26 Million Americans ‘Credit Invisible’

As wealth inequality widens, this gap underlines a shortfall in financial accessibility for vast segments of society. The need for a more inclusive monetary system is increasingly urgent. The government and financial institutions must play a pivotal role in bridging this divide. Financial Inclusion Creates Economic Stability  While financial inclusion remains crucial in addressing these […]

Rising Rental Rates: Is Airbnb to Blame?

The rise of Airbnb and similar short-term rental (STR) platforms has sparked a significant debate over their impact on housing affordability. Urban centers worldwide face escalating rental prices and a shrinking pool of affordable housing. Consequently, these platforms face increasing scrutiny for their role in this crisis. Is Airbnb Reducing Long-Term Housing? Critics argue that […]