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My sweet wall by https://padlet.com/natalearini/suhn1e17p3r3 Made with no regrets, whatsoever en-us 2020-02-12 00:09:39 UTC 2026-02-12 01:25:28 UTC hello@padlet.com Week 4 natalearini https://padlet.com/natalearini/suhn1e17p3r3/wish/444077696 Fed’s Bullard says global trade-policy uncertainty has abated
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/feds-bullard-says-global-trade-policy-uncertainty-has-abated-2020-02-11?mod=economy-politics
This article was published today and written by Greg Robb making it a very recent article. The main premise of this article was the united states current position with other countries when it comes to trade and policies. The article discussed a revised version of NAFTA with Mexico and Canada. Alongside this U.K. is planning on leaving the European Union. This resulted in a decline of uncertainty for the global trade market making it a more stable index. The second part of this article looked at how the coronavirus is effecting China from an economic standpoint. They believe it will slow the growth rate for this quarter, but they are just more concerned if and when this virus will be contained as that is the main problem. All and all, the article explains that past viruses had much more damage in compared to the coronavirus

Looking at how this article reflects the course objectives and learning outcomes one can see that it has clear correlation. The course description states, "Students
learn how changing money and credit conditions and changes in government tax and
spending policies affect the macro economy." Since the article discussed trade this is exactly what the course objective was about as trade relates directly to money coming in and out of your country. Since we have better trade laws with China, Mexico, and Canada it shows that the overall economic state of export and import will increase as tariff and more reasonable quotas. Alongside this relates to outcome 11 as it is a current macro issue. This is because the whole idea of this economics has a strong connection to these trade policies
Robb, Greg. “Fed's Bullard Says Global Trade-Policy Uncertainty Has Abated.” MarketWatch, February 11, 2020. https://www.marketwatch.com/story/feds-bullard-says-global-trade-policy-uncertainty-has-abated-2020-02-11?mod=economy-politics.

]]> 2020-02-12 00:10:00 UTC https://padlet.com/natalearini/suhn1e17p3r3/wish/444077696 Week 11 natalearini https://padlet.com/natalearini/suhn1e17p3r3/wish/507653604 currentTrump’s tariffs on China could cost the US in its fight against the coronavirus

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/13/trumps-tariffs-on-china-could-cost-us-in-its-fight-against-coronavirus.html
This article was another Corona virus article. This article spoke about the tariffs on China. The main premise of the article revolved around how China is mass producing these medical products and vital equipment, and with this tariff in place it is not making it any easier to obtain these products. This tariff can be proven responsible for the currently high prices of medical equipment and shortage we are currently experiencing in the United States. if these tariffs were not present we would be in such a better position to import medical .
This relates back to our macroeconomics class as it has to deal with the whole US economy. Alongside this relates to many of our learning objectives. The learning objective of 11 is currently relating to this article. This objective states current issues and trends in macroeconomics, and this is one of the biggest issues to date with the corona virus. This shortage of goods could be lessened without these tariffs in place.

Cher, Audrey. “Trump's Tariffs on China Could Cost the US in Its Fight against the Coronavirus.” CNBC. CNBC, April 13, 2020. https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/13/trumps-tariffs-on-china-could-cost-us-in-its-fight-against-coronavirus.html.

]]> 2020-04-15 03:26:56 UTC https://padlet.com/natalearini/suhn1e17p3r3/wish/507653604 Week 12 natalearini https://padlet.com/natalearini/suhn1e17p3r3/wish/521722629 Singapore extends ‘circuit breaker’ partial lockdown measures until June 1

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/21/coronavirus-singapore-extends-circuit-breaker-measures-until-june-1.html
Continuing on the topic of corona virus I wanted to look at how other countries were getting affected. i chose to look at what is currently going on in Singapore. Currently the prime minister just extended their lock down an addition 4 weeks. This means no school and work for a lot of people similar to how the United States is handling the situation. The only difference is how theyre talking their stimulus plan.Their plan includes wage subsidies and rebates in foreign worker levies. By adding this additional 4 week period it will cost roughly 2.8 billion more dollars.

This relates back to our macroeconomics class as it has to deal with the whole economy in Singapore . Alongside this it relates back to many of our learning objectives of this class. Again similar to all past weeks this relates to learning objective 11. This objective states current issues and trends in macroeconomics, and this is one of the biggest issues to date with the corona virus. The extension of this virus also is putting the country deeper in debt by giving up 2 billion dollars
YenNee Lee. “Singapore Extends 'Circuit Breaker' Partial Lockdown Measures until June 1.” CNBC. CNBC, April 21, 2020. https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/21/coronavirus-singapore-extends-circuit-breaker-measures-until-june-1.html.

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