Author: Natalia Nava-Urbina

Natalia Nava-Urbina is a Junior majoring in Business Administration, with a minor in Public Policy. She is passionate about solving problems that have blocked the opportunity for innovation or growth. In doing so, she can find herself growing personally, professionally, and academically. She is currently invested in creating opportunities to support underrepresented students who are interested in pursuing a career in the business sector by leading in various organizations including the Latino Business Student Association.

The Rules That Steer the U.S. Economy

By: Natalia Nava-Urbina

On: July 19, 2021

In: Economics

The Citizens United Ruling fuels income inequality and stagnating wages in America because corporations have more influence in politics than voters. When corporations have more power, they focus on profit maximization and returns to investors, silencing the voices of the people in need of higher wages. To create a positive change for the middle and lower classes of America, the Citizens United Ruling could be removed, but there would need to be more changes to quickly support those facing financial distress. Discover a new rule that could foster an economic system where not only the elite enjoy the prosperity of America’s large, growing economy. Continue Reading

Financial Markets, Friend or Foe of Low Income Developing Countries (LIDCs) During the COVID-19 Pandemic

By: Natalia Nava-Urbina

On: April 18, 2021

In: BRB Shorts, Economics

The pandemic has disproportionately affected LIDCs across the globe; with LIDCs lacking access to financial capital, they face domestic economic decline and forecast increased levels of poverty. As LIDCs struggle with limited financial capital, can financial markets play a role in helping LIDCs during the pandemic?Continue Reading

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