Challenges for global monetary policy in an environment of high inflation: the case of the euro area

Arce, Óscar; Koester, Gerrit; Pierluigi, Beatrice

doi:10.32796/ice.2022.929.7531

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“…After the invasion, oil, coal and gas prices increased by around 40%, 130% and 180%, respectively [42] . This results in Food prices rising by 14.1% in January 2023 compared with one year previously [43] . The inflation, which is 2.89 in 2021, stands at 6.9 in 2023 [44] .…”

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Ukraine war opened the pathway of the new cold war between the United States of America and Russia

Kumar,

Meena

2023

Int. J. Political Sci. Governance

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The wave of the Russo-Ukraine war resulted in a meandering world order, which brought the balance of power to a new turning point. The new power tussle that arose between the U.S.A. and USSR shows their lingering ambition to create a unipolar world, which itself embedded in their histories. When World War II ended, the world was divided on the basis of ideology, i.e., the capitalist and the communist half. The USA and the latter led the former by the USSR. This results in unprecedented antagonism between the two, which is driven by dangerous proxy war, propaganda and surveillance, arms race, and state control terrorism known as the Cold War. The Russian-Ukrainian war, which befalls after eight years, again engineered a new method of hybrid war, which will be fiercer in the form of the New Cold War. The New Cold War brought turmoil and created an atmosphere of fear and uncertainty among the weak and insecure countries of the world. In this research paper, we will discuss the causes of the Russo-Ukraine war and its future effects in broad terms. It will also highlight the newer method of warfare that emerged in the course of the New Cold War. I also tried to explore how it will change the outlook of international relations. The New Cold War in Europe meant a new "War of Economics" in Asia and Africa. Nigeria is also gradually turning into a new site of the New Cold War. The new cold war that was engendered from the recent Russia-Ukraine war definitely, if not stopped, will spread its wings in the Transatlantic and Indo-Pacific region. This engulfed China, Japan, India, Israel, North Korea and all rising centres in the multipolar world. It is clearly giving an indication that somewhere; a new cold war is being born. Is the United States of America seeing Russia as a weak power due to the expansion of the NATO organisation in the Eastern part of Europe? Is America provoking Russia to opt for the war in order to weaken Russia? What course had Russia taken in the midst of the confrontation? All these themes will be the main focus of my research paper.

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Section: Economic Impacts Of the Russo-ukraine Warmentioning

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Ukraine war opened the pathway of the new cold war between the United States of America and Russia

Kumar,

Meena

2023

Int. J. Political Sci. Governance

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“…The best example of this is the Russia-Ukraine war; an article in the European Central Bank blog mentions that "The war triggered a massive shock to the global economy, especially to energy and food markets, squeezing supply and pushing up prices to unprecedented levels." (Arce et al, 2023) This also caused many businesses to shut down and even exit from the war-torn countries, which affected many companies and economies across the globe. According to the World Bank's projections as of March 2023, the conflict could burden developing economies by 70 billion USD.…”

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The Impact of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016: A Comprehensive Study

2024

IJFMR

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Insolvency and bankruptcy have emerged as significant concerns in the global economy, impacting firms, economies, and individuals alike. Economic volatility, high corporate debt levels, industry disruptions, and inadequate financial management contribute to the escalation of insolvency risks. The COVID-19 epidemic has made these difficulties worse., leading to a surge in bankruptcy filings worldwide. In response to the need for efficient resolution mechanisms, India introduced Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC), introduced for streamlining insolvency proceedings and protecting stakeholders' interests. While the IBC has achieved notable successes in resolving cases, challenges still must be addressed, including declining recovery rates and prolonged resolution times.

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Challenges for global monetary policy in an environment of high inflation: the case of the euro area

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Ukraine war opened the pathway of the new cold war between the United States of America and Russia

Ukraine war opened the pathway of the new cold war between the United States of America and Russia

The Impact of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016: A Comprehensive Study

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