Economic
I attempt to explain the full picture of world phenomena regarding several topics.
We can start with crises, where researchers often divide them into economic and financial crises.
Then, we can delve into the specific types of financial crises. Economic crisis topics might also be intriguing!
26 Aug 2023, by Dimas Widiantoro
Economic crises come in different forms and can be viewed differently.
Unbalanced data can cause biased results and anomalies. Learn how to handle it in this preset.
26 Aug 2023, by Dimas Widiantoro
The "if" expression is powerful in programming. Learn how to use it in Stata.
10 Oct 2022, by Didier et al., rewritten by Dimas Mukhlas
Emerging economies have shown resilience during the Global Financial Crisis. Discover how and why.
26 Aug 2023, by Dimas Widiantoro
The Global Financial Crisis of 2008 had profound effects on the world economy. Learn more about it here.
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