U.S. Shutdown Increases Uncertainty in Global Economy
The ongoing shutdown in the United States has created risks not only for the country itself but also for the global economy. Due to the shutdown, the publication of key U.S. economic indicators has been halted. Major economies such as Japan, the United Kingdom, and others rely on this data. As a result, these countries are facing difficulties in formulating economic policies.
The Fall of the “Golden Billion”: A New Global Power Shift
The "Golden Billion" era is coming to an end. The Pareto Principle—often called the 80/20 rule—explains how a small minority controls the majority of resources and power. Originally coined by economist Vilfredo Pareto, this idea has long justified why roughly 20% of people hold 80% of the wealth in any society.
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