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Business Process, Finance

Understanding Market Cap as a Fundamental Aspect of a Company

Market cap is often used as an initial indicator to assess a company’s stability, growth potential, and risk profile. Company size generally correlates with its risk-return characteristics, capital structure, and resilience to economic shocks. Investors and business partners see market cap as a benchmark of a company’s strength and position within its industry.

Business Process, Finance

Cost-Benefit Analysis as the Basis for Decision-Making in Microeconomics and Business to Business (B2B) Projects

In the world of microeconomics, and especially in B2B projects, this analysis is not just a scribble of numbers on paper, it becomes the foundation that enables companies to make more rational, measured, and strategically aligned decisions.

Business Process, Economy

Comprehensive Guide to Risk Management in Multinational Companies

For multinational companies, these challenges become far more complex. This is because operating in many countries means facing different regulations, cultures, economic conditions, and political situations. They are faced with cross-border legal risks, foreign currency fluctuations, geopolitical instability, differences in work culture, and vulnerabilities in the global supply chain.

Business Process, Finance

The Impact of Fiscal Policy on the Business Sector

Fiscal policy was first introduced by John Maynard Keynes, and became widely adopted globally following the Great Depression after World War I in 1929. According to Keynes, the government has the right—and obligation—to manage national income and expenditure by setting taxes and creating policies to support macroeconomic stability.

Economy, Finance

The Role of GDP in Assessing Economic Performance

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the total value of all final goods and services produced by a country within a specific time period, usually one year. Academically, GDP used as the main indicator to measure a country’s economic performance because it reflects the level of production and overall economic activity.

Economy, Finance

How Indonesia Is Responding to Trump’s Tariff Threats and Global Economic Uncertainty

Indonesia is now facing a 32% tariff that affects strategic sectors such as textiles, footwear, electronics, rubber, and palm oil, industries that provide employment for a significant portion of the population. 

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