Web of Synergy: International Interdisciplinary Research Journal

THE ECONOMIC CONDITION OF THE UNITED STATES OVER THE LAST 10 YEARS

Fri, 06 Feb 2026 00:00:00 +0000

The article analyzes the economic trends and processes of foreign trade of the USA and the country today using the main macroeconomic indicators of the American economy. The analysis elucidates the characteristics of the U.S. gross domestic product (GDP), trends in the volumes of exports and imports, the formation of the trade balance and their contribution to economic stability. Moreover, the top position of the US in the global economy, its high economic diversification and the potential of the domestic market is scientifically confirmed. Analysis indicates that the U.S. economy is highly integrated into foreign trade but keeps economic leadership even under conditions of a persistent trade deficit. The information and insights gained from the data are of potential scientific and applied utility for macroeconomic policy, foreign trade balance, and sustainable economic growth.

CORRELATION-REGRESSION RELATIONSHIPS IN THE ANALYSIS OF ARGENTINA’S NATIONAL ECONOMY

Sat, 07 Feb 2026 00:00:00 +0000

In this paper, a multifactor correlation–regression analysis based on the central statistics of Argentina’s economic system has been performed. It analyzed the statistical relationships of factors that impact the GDP growth, such as imports, exports, the services sector, agricultural value added, population size, and industrial statistics. Linear relations between those factors were established in a pairwise correlation matrix, and the importance of a regression model was determined by the Fisher criterion. The results show that exports and the services sector have the strongest impact on GDP growth in Argentina. The study is a chance for some important scientific and practical implications in terms of assessing Argentina in terms of its development, the extent of its structural potential, and the degree of its macroeconomic stability.

Correlation and Regression Relationships in Analyzing the National Economy of Canada

Musurmonova Muxlisa Samandar qizi — Thu, 19 Feb 2026 00:00:00 +0000

This article conducts a multifactor correlation–regression analysis based on the key indicators of Canada’s national economy. The study examines the statistical relationships between factors influencing the growth of gross domestic product (GDP), including imports, exports, the service sector, value added in agriculture, population size, and industrial indicators. Linear relationships among the factors were identified using a pairwise correlation matrix, and the significance of the regression equation was evaluated using the Fisher criterion. The results show that exports and the service sector are the factors with the strongest impact on GDP growth in the Canadian economy. The study provides important scientific and practical conclusions for assessing Canada’s economic development, its structural potential, and macroeconomic stability.

Monetary Policy and Agricultural Gross Domestic Product Performance in Nigeria

Fri, 20 Feb 2026 00:00:00 +0000

The present examines monetary policy and agricultural sector output exports in Nigeria
covering time series data from 1990-2025. The variables used are agricultural output exports, agricultural
credit guarantee scheme fund, exchange rate, commercial bank lending rate, monetary policy rate,
minimum rediscount ratio and open market operation. The Ordinary Least Square (OLS) multiple
regressions was used to estimate the parameters and the results revealed a positive and significant
relationship between AGF, EXR, OMO and agricultural output exports while a negative relationship exists
between CLR, MPR, MRR and agricultural output exports Only commercial bank lending rate appear to
be significant while others are insignificant. The study indicates that 68 % of the variation in ASE was
adequately explained by the variations in the included in the model as dependent variables. The study
concluded that AGF, CLR, ECR and OMO impacted on agricultural sector exports significantly within the
reviewed periods. The study recommended strict adherence to policy on agricultural credit guarantee
scheme, effective utilization of commercial bank’s credit loan to the agricultural sector and harmonization
of other monetary policies during periods.

Examination and Axiomatization of Substantive Stripping and Marginalization in W.V.O. Quine’s Naturalized Epistemology and Continuity Thesis

Remigius Achinike Obah (Ph.D.) — Fri, 20 Feb 2026 00:00:00 +0000

This paper did a Critical Examination and Axiomatization of W. V. O. Quine’s Naturalized
Epistemology and Continuity Thesis. Quine's naturalized epistemology upholds a notion of continuity
between philosophy and science which is contrived through compressing and narrowing down
epistemology by and large in terms of objective or subject-matter, scope and method and confining it into
psychology. What stands austere in this effort is that Quine did not identify the continuity by specifying
what is part and parcel of them that characterize them to be continuous, rather he trades off one of them
of its substance and annexes it into the other to stand them aligned and continuous. This study aims at
how Quine made traditional epistemology a second fiddle in the knowledge enterprise. Consequently,
this work being qualitative research, employs the methods of content analysis and critique. Thus, it is the
conviction and contention of this paper that this is a substantive stripping and marginalization of
epistemology which is non-modest and unwarranted. Hence, this study therefore urges and tender a more
modest continuity thesis and argue that what Quine identifies as their common subject matter and as
objective of study is a mistaken assumption or an over-generalization. We conclude that what is even more
austere is his recommendation of the abandonment of the goal of a first philosophy to settle with the
objectives of science.