We cover broad topics examining the performance of global economies as well as economic interactions among countries. Our research requires far-reaching exploration into real-world contemporary issues, from evaluating the effects of individual countries’ monetary policies to uncovering the consequences of international trade between select territories.

We contribute to a growing movement in underscoring environmental sustainability in the context of global economies. Our work uncovers the tangible impact of social, economic, and policy aspects of environmental management, which are essential in today’s climate governance.

We examine the effects of policies and market changes on people living in developing countries. Our goal is to provide behavioural insights into traditional economic models, investigating economic challenges with an intersectional study of economics, psychology, and sociology.