The vaccine developed by Pfizer and BioNTech which is offering 90% protection has given us hope that the global pandemic can finally come to an end. With scientists and politicians suggesting that life could return back to normal by summer, now more than ever is a time to consider what type of life we will be returning to, specifically how we shape the economy.

A revolution in Sex Work is underway and is being primarily pioneered by one particular application - OnlyFans. Like most corporations, this platform follows the laws of supply & demand. In every aspect, it can be considered a marketplace with actors, buyers, sellers, and market trends. 

Just when you thought the gaming landscape was beginning to simmer down before the release of next generation consoles in the form of the Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5, out of nowhere Microsoft drops the news that they are purchasing long established and well recognized parent company of Bethesda, ZeniMax Media.

In the 1973 Fashion designer, Danielle Hechter became president of the club and designed their home kit, the iconic blue jersey with red vertical stripe flanked by two thinner white lines. The design alone was iconic and is now part of PSG identity. Everything changed for PSG in 2011 when their new owners, Qatar Sports Investments (QSI), purchased it. Overnight they become the richest club in France. Last year, they had the fifth-highest revenue of all football clubs, totalling €636m with a valuation for the club at €1.092B.

“The known knowns and unknown knowns” come from former U.S secretary of defence Donald Rumsfeld who coined the repetitive phrasing. We are currently in a scenario there are foreseeable and unforeseeable circumstances.

It’s clear that globalisation has shaped our world since the term was first coined in the 1960s. Whether it has impacted it for the better or not is hotly disputed among economists globally. What this essay argues is that globalisation has had a positive impact on reducing inequality, and specifically how globalisation has impacted economic activities in Brazil. This essay will explore why Brazil fell into economic disrepair and how prior to attempts made by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), failed to reduce economic growth which subsequently led to severe inequalities in Brazil. Additionally, by looking into the theory of globalisation we will explore how inequality has been reduced within countries like Brazil. However, we must define both globalisation and inequality to truly understand the relationship between the two.