Economic policies shape a nation’s development, determining the quality of human capital. Sound policies foster education, healthcare, and skill acquisition, while poor policies lead to brain drain, unemployment, and poverty. Investment in Education Government spending on education boosts human capital. Countries that allocate at least 4% of GDP to education, such as Finland and South...
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How Inflation Impacts Everyday Life: A Statistical Perspective
Inflation is something we hear about often, but how does it truly impact our daily lives? Simply put, it affects almost everything we spend money on, from groceries to rent. Understanding its effects helps us make better financial decisions. Rising Costs of Essentials This economic concept drives up the prices of everyday necessities. Food, fuel,...
Don’t Miss Out, Pluck Money Online Now!
Every 11 seconds, someone starts earning money online. The global e-commerce market alone is worth over $5.7 trillion, with individuals cashing in daily on opportunities that barely existed a decade ago. This isn’t a trend or a passing wave; it’s a revolution reshaping how we work, trade, and earn. The question is, are you part...
How the Government Can Empower SMEs for Wealth Creation
Think big? Think SMEs! These powerhouses drive jobs, innovation, and economic growth like no other. However, many SMEs struggle with limited access to finance, infrastructure, and policy support. Governments play a crucial role in empowering these businesses for sustainable wealth creation. Here’s how policymakers can take actionable steps to bolster SMEs and drive economic prosperity. 1....
Common Job Interview Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
You walk into the interview room, confident and prepared; or so you think. But within minutes, you see the interviewer’s enthusiasm fade. What went wrong? Many candidates unknowingly make mistakes that cost them the job. Here’s how to avoid them. 1. Poor First ImpressionsFirst impressions happen fast—usually within the first seven seconds. A weak handshake,...
The Loudest in the Room Might Need the Most Therapy for Being Loud
The world has always had its fair share of loud voices—those who dominate conversations, drown out opposition, and seem to thrive on being the centre of attention. They are in our families, our workplaces, our social spaces. They are the ones who must always have the last word, whose voices rise in pitch and volume...
Financial Prudency and Gen Z’s Approach to Wealth Creation
Money comes in fast, and for many Gen Zs, it goes out even faster. A generation raised on instant gratification often struggles with the discipline of wealth management. From viral skincare routines to designer fashion and high-end cars, financial prudence is often sacrificed at the altar of materialism. The irony is that financial freedom remains...
Gen Z and Relationships: Love, Dating, and the Digital Age
Gen Z is steering relationships in a world vastly different from previous generations. Digital platforms dictate how they meet, communicate, and break up. Love is no longer confined to chance encounters but defined by algorithms, direct messages, and fleeting trends. The internet has expanded their dating pool, but it has also introduced complexities that redefine...
Census in Nigeria: The Economic Implications and What You Need to Know
Census-taking is far more than an exercise in counting people; it is a critical process that serves as the backbone of economic planning, policy formulation, and national development. In Nigeria, the significance of a credible census cannot be overstated, given the nation’s vast population, complex socio-political dynamics, and economic challenges. While the census is a...
Reorientation on the Relevance of Workshops and Webinars
Workshops and webinars have become indispensable tools for reorienting individuals, fostering knowledge, and driving meaningful change. In an era marked by rapid transformations, these platforms provide opportunities for growth and adaptation. As Alvin Toffler aptly stated, “The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot...
