Category Archives: Economy

What is Fixed Income and How Does it Affect the Economy?

Chanakya Kyatham September 14, 2021 Fixed income implies an investment wherein the payments are made on a fixed schedule and of a fixed amount, either by the issuer or the borrower. However, it can also be used in another sense. This term can also be applied to an income that is derived from pensions or … Continue reading What is Fixed Income and How Does it Affect the Economy? →

What You Need to Know About Economies of Scope

Economy

Steven Imke May 10, 2021 Recently, I had the opportunity to discuss profit margins with a client. I shared how some companies can have higher margins than similar companies based on economies of scope. The client was confused about the differences between economies of scope and economies of scale. This post endeavors to describe how … Continue reading What You Need to Know About Economies of Scope →

How the On-Demand Economy Impacts Logistics & Courier Delivery Sector

Economy

Robert Jackson August 8, 2020 An on-demand economy concept has influenced our lifestyle for over a decade a decade. Most observers relate this concept with the introduction of the first iPhone in 2007 and the App Store in 2008. However, we can stretch it to the age when iTunes had made it possible for users … Continue reading How the On-Demand Economy Impacts Logistics & Courier Delivery Sector →

The Stay-At-Home Economy And Its Effect On Consumers, Engagement

Economy

The Stay-At-Home Economy And Its Effect On Consumers, Engagement by David Fischer , Op-Ed Contributor, May 13, 2020 With millions of Americans either continuing to stay in their homes or only beginning to go outside with regularity in order to curb the spread of COVID-19, the stay-at-home economy has been in full swing for nearly … Continue reading The Stay-At-Home Economy And Its Effect On Consumers, Engagement →

The Uncertainty Premium

Economy

Elliot Begoun — May 6, 2020 Canva.com “Don’t raise capital now.” That is what a speaker said the other day on one of the many great webinars our industry has rushed to produce in hopes of providing support and guidance to our brands. On the surface, it is sound logic. In reality, however, many brands … Continue reading The Uncertainty Premium →

How an Economic Downturn Creates Huge New Opportunities

Economy

Steven Imke — April 15, 2020 An economic downturn in an ecosystem due to the decline of a primary employer or industry can create huge new opportunities for entrepreneurs with vision, will, and the ability to act quickly. The other day I was looking at this picture of a tree growing out of an old … Continue reading How an Economic Downturn Creates Huge New Opportunities →

How to Survive and Even Thrive in an Economic Downturn

Economy

Hannah Cohen — March 24, 2020 How can your agency survive – and even grow – in a time of economic gloom? What can you do to retain clients and cut costs? Find clear answers in this guide. The stock market is tanking, demand is crashing, and your clients are starting to tighten their belts. … Continue reading How to Survive and Even Thrive in an Economic Downturn →

What Financial Marketing Looks Like in 2020

Economy

Frederik Bussler — March 18, 2020 It’s been said that content marketing is the only form of marketing left, as it creates trust, builds relationships with your target audience, and is a high-conversion strategy. Trust is especially important in finance, as prospects are risking their financial security by doing business with you. On the flip … Continue reading What Financial Marketing Looks Like in 2020 →

4 Ways That Philanthropy Can Drive Economic Growth

Economy

Seyi Tinubu — February 14, 2020 Philanthropy, from the Greek words phil- (loving) + anthropos (humankind), is the word on every millionaire’s mouth. Although rooted in generosity, philanthropy often gets a bad reputation as being more about giving the rich and powerful an opportunity to boast about their charity than about solving social issues. Yet … Continue reading 4 Ways That Philanthropy Can Drive Economic Growth →