Global economic problems, analyzed like a business.
The Global Economic Intelligence Lab turns published economic research into interactive business intelligence — comparative data, transparent methodology, and decision-ready analysis, one module at a time.
160M+
Children in child labor worldwide
ILO, 2024
1 in 10
Children globally affected
ILO, 2024
6
Countries studied in the founding research
Gupta, IJARESM 2025
70%
Of child laborers work in agriculture
ILO, 2024
Research Modules
One flagship module live today. Nine more in active development.
Economic Inequality
Comparative analysis of income distribution and mobility across regions.
Education Access
How school enrollment and funding gaps shape long-run human capital.
Youth Employment
Labor-market entry, informality, and skill mismatch among young workers.
Global Supply Chains
Tracing labor conditions through multinational sourcing networks.
ESG & Corporate Accountability
Scoring corporate labor practices against disclosed sourcing standards.
Human Capital Development
Modeling how health, education, and skills compound into productivity.
Trade & Globalization
How trade exposure reshapes domestic labor markets and wages.
Macroeconomic Indicators
GDP, inflation, and government spending as levers on social outcomes.
Research Foundation
“The Economics of Child Labor in Developing Countries”
Published in the International Journal of All Research Education and Scientific Methods (IJARESM), Volume 13, Issue 12, December 2025. A secondary-data comparative analysis of six developing economies, examining how poverty, policy, and global supply chains sustain child labor — and what has actually reduced it.
Read the full analysis