Identifying Opportunities in Economic/Regulatory Trends


Economic Trend: Finance Markets Control Oil, Gas, and Food Prices
  • Website: https://www.thebalance.com/top-usa-future-economic-trends-3305666
  • An opportunity exists within this topic because oil, gas and food are prices that typically most common people have debates with. Instead of the usual supply and demand controlling the prices of these things, commodities traders are going to be in charge of setting these prices. 
  • The prototypical costumer who would experience the effects of this are everyday shoppers and car owners as well as those who own these types of businesses
  • I think exploiting this opportunity can be a bit of a challenge at first because the common population may not like the idea of a fixed price set by foreigners, but it can be a good thing when these finance markets can set a relatively low price that makes good earnings to please all groups
  • I saw this opportunity because gas, oil, and food are price topics that are often talked about and debated over. I think fixed prices can be an opportunity when they please both the buyers and sellers as a whole.
  • I saw this opportunity because gas, oil, and food are price topics that are often talked about and debated over. I think fixed prices can be an opportunity when they please both the buyers and sellers as a whole.

Economic Trend: China to Cut Tariffs on $75 Billion of U.S. Goods
  • China has announced that they will cut tariffs on about $75 billion U.S. imports as part of Beijing’s efforts to abide by a recent trade signed with Washington. This can be a major opportunity for American businesses who want to do work globally 
  • The prototypical customer for this would be those pursuing U.S. goods in Beijing. Also, American customers would largely benefit from this action.
  • I do not think this opportunity would be very difficult to exploit simply due to the fact it’s easier and more beneficial to allow more U.S products in and the positives outweigh the negatives.
  • I saw this opportunity because it’s a great chance for U.S goods to be purchased more globally and allows those in Beijing purchase our products at a much lower price.

Regulatory Trends: RegTech Transformation - Waking up to a smarter way 
  • Normally, regulatory changes occur regularly in this industry, and the visions for 2020 will drive market efficiencies to a higher level. Not only will it drive market efficiency, but also help advance the operational deployment of FinTech innovation 
  • Prototypical customers would include a large variety of business since technology is used world wide now a days
  • I don’t think it would be hard to exploit these changes because business tend to keep up with new technologies and continue to invest and upgrade to newer systems to keep up with the trends 
  • I saw an opportunity in this because technology is taking over jobs and businesses on a daily basis and it’s important to keep watch and what’s new and be able to keep up 

Regulatory Trends: Regulatory issues that will dominate in the next 12 months 

  • in 2020, there is an opportunity for cryptocurrency to remain in existence and ensure there they are systems in place to keep new projects in this field regulated 
  • The prototypical customer would be those who invest in cryptocurrency and potentially businesses who may accept this as a form of payment 
  • Exploiting this opportunity may take time seeing as that this is not a common form of payment but has the potential to reach this level
  • I saw this opportunity because cash is rarely used now a days by the younger generations and cryptocurrency can potential become a new common form of payment   

Comments

  1. Hi Sydney!
    I want to start off by saying that you have a very cool blog/page design and I like the theme a lot.
    The story of China cutting tariffs on US imports is really good for US producers. Like you mentioned, our exporters can now ship more goods to China for less. This should cause sales and profits to rise greatly, in turn boosting our economy and workers. I think you laid this out great!
    -Cason

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  2. Hi Sydney! I really enjoyed reading through everyone's trends that they came across. A lot of these things will directly affect us in one way or another. Specifically, I found the article about cryptocurrency to be extremely interesting. These currencies have always interested me because physical US currency doesn't really have any value except for the fact that we all agree that it does. The idea of someday changing this currency to something that isn't even tangible is just kind of mind blowing. Great post!

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  3. Hi Sydney, thank you for the detailed blogpost. I appreciate how you chose very big-picture and complex trends to focus on, showing the weight of some of these prototypical customers. It would be difficult to identify a solution or product out of these opportunities, given that they are so large and intertwined with other factor. It is interesting to see whether some economic trends actually have the impact the media and other commentators suggest they will. Thanks!

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