The rise of streaming platforms has revolutionized music consumption—but at what cost? In this article, Catarina Fernandes delves into the evolution of music consumption, the dominance of streaming giants, and the growing call for equitable solutions like user-centric payment models. Is the current system sustainable for the long-term health of the music industry?
Sobre nós
The Nova Economics Club is the Economics club at Nova School of Business and Economics. We are composed by BSc, MSc and PhD students at Nova SBE, and are advised by Nova’s supportive faculty. The club exists to empower students to gain practical experience in economic research and to foster debate on important issues in economics. We develop research projects with academic or public interest, in close cooperation with national and international institutions and under the guidance of experienced researchers and faculty members.
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https://linktr.ee/novaeconomicsclub
Link externo para Nova Economics Club
- Setor
- Think tanks
- Tamanho da empresa
- 51-200 funcionários
- Sede
- Lisboa
- Tipo
- Sociedade
- Fundada em
- 2012
- Especializações
- Research e Economics
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Principal
Campus de Carcavelos, R. Holanda n.1
Lisboa, 2775-405, PT
Funcionários da Nova Economics Club
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João Ribeiro
Member na Nova Economics Club
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Stefano Grancini
PhD Candidate in Economics and Finance @Novasbe - Lisbon | Visiting Graduate @Princeton | PhD Trainee @ecb
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Benedetta Bove
Alumnus @Bocconi | Trainee @ECHA | MSc Economics @NovaSBE
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Beatriz Amorim
BSc in Economics at Nova SBE | Nova Economics Club
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Is Globalization in Retreat? Globalization has always been a fragile balance of progress and setbacks. Today, geopolitical tensions, economic crises, and reshaped trade policies are testing its resilience. With initiatives like the EU Chips Act, can the European Union steer towards renewed interconnectedness, or are we entering a less globalized era? Dive into Manuel Alexandre’s latest piece to explore the cycles of globalization and deglobalization, and what they mean for our shared future.
Trends of (De)Globalization
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Can Vietnam Become the Next Semiconductor Giant? Vietnam’s bold ambition to become a global semiconductor hub could redefine the industry amidst rising US-China tensions and a delicate global supply chain. Boasting significant investments from companies like Intel and Amkor, and ambitious goals for 2030, 2040, and 2050, Vietnam is setting the stage for a competitive leap. However, can it overcome challenges like workforce shortages and infrastructure gaps to compete with giants like Taiwan? Check out Francesco Calzati’s latest article to uncover Vietnam's roadmap and its potential to disrupt the semiconductor landscape.
Vietnam’s Ambitious Bid to Become a Semiconductor Powerhouse
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Is Volkswagen’s Crisis a Sign of Europe’s Larger Economic Struggles? Volkswagen, once a symbol of Germany’s industrial strength, is now grappling with factory closures and job cuts, reflecting the broader challenges Europe faces today. As competition from Chinese automakers intensifies and Europe’s energy crisis worsens, Volkswagen’s troubles underscore deeper economic issues affecting the entire continent. Check out Matilde Alves' latest article to understand how rising competition from China, energy dependency, and industrial stagnation are reshaping Europe’s economic landscape—and why urgent, coordinated action is needed to reclaim Europe’s competitive edge.
The Volkswagen's crisis
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Do school vouchers deliver on their promise of better education for all? In this article, Tomás Santos examines the real-world outcomes of universal school voucher programs in Sweden and Arizona. Despite their aim to empower parents and promote competition, these systems have raised concerns about educational inequality, funding disparities, and unmet promises of cost savings.
Reflections on Universal School Vouchers
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Preventive healthcare isn’t just about saving lives - it’s about building a healthier, more cost-effective future. In this article, Raquel Soares highlights how investments in measures like vaccinations and lifestyle interventions yield impressive social and economic returns. Discover how prevention can ease healthcare burdens, foster economic growth, and improve quality of life worldwide.
The Economics of Preventive Healthcare: Cost Savings and Long-Term Benefits – Vaccination as an Example
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From Oscars to Booker Prizes, cultural awards do more than crown winners—they shape careers, signal quality, and spark intellectual debate. But do these prizes truly measure artistic merit or just economic success? Check out Maria Francisca Pereira’s latest article to uncover the intricate dynamics of prestige, public goods, and market signals in the arts. Don't miss this insightful discussion on how awards influence art and society—read it now!
A brief discussion of the economics of cultural awards
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Can DIGI Disrupt Portugal’s Telecom Market? DIGI’s arrival in Portugal promises ultra-low prices and flexible contracts, shaking up a market dominated by Nos, Meo, and Vodafone. Will this Romanian newcomer deliver on its bold promises or fall short? Check out Luísa Marques’ latest article to uncover the potential impact on consumers and competition.
The Arise of DIGI in the Portuguese Market: Game-Changer or Empty Promise?
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Can 19th-Century Wisdom Prevent Modern Financial Crises? The 2008 financial crisis shook the world, but could the ideas of William Bagehot—a 19th-century economist—have softened its blow? From lending extensively to enforcing penalty rates, his timeless principles offer valuable insights for today’s central banks. Dive into João Dias latest article to uncover how these historic rules might shape the future of financial stability
A 19th Century British Economist Could Have Saved the World in 2008
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Cryptocurrencies have sparked global debate—are they a pathway to financial independence or a risky gamble? In this article, Yelyzaveta Lukianova delves into the economic consequences of adopting cryptocurrencies, exploring the contrasting cases of El Salvador and China. From Bitcoin’s rise to blockchain’s promise, discover the potential and pitfalls of crypto in shaping modern economies.
Impact of Cryptocurrencies on Economies
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