This article talks about five important economical problems

This article discusses Germany's GDP in detail

This article talks about how the new government is supposed to get rid of the governments monopoly on coal

This article talks about how the efficiency of shipping should be increased, by multiple big shipping companies forming a pact.

This article shows how a lower revenue due to external circumstances of the market forced Lidl to lower the prices for Coca Cola.

This article discusses how healthcare in the US is being made a public good.

This article talks about electricity prices in California and how they were controlled, which created a energy shortage in California. Further it talks about how price control is a problem.

This article talks about how buyers of coffee in Vietnam are dodging to pay the excise tax plaxed on coffee.

This article shows how elastic Indias currency the Rupie is, and how a small increase in interest rate can cause a huge increase in inflation

Please excuse if I am wrong because I am admittedly not completely sure if I am interpreting this right. I believe that this article tells us that Ireland's banks up to now were in no state of allocated efficiency because the equilibrium had to be manually shifted by the EU paying money to the irish banks. This however has changed now because they are leaving the bailout program which shows that they are trying to get onto their own feet again, and no longer need help from the EU. From this I can conclude that the Irish banks are at least moving towards a state of allocated efficiency again.

This article shows that there clearly is a demand for a phone which will not be dated after only about one or two years. If this project will be realized and the phone goes into series then it will be a serious competitor to the iphone, and the demand curve for iphones will move to the left because now there is an alternative product which is cheaper.

This article is a good example of scarcity I believe because, it shows that there is a huge demand for robotic self-driving cars or in other words, they are scarce. This leads to many companies like google or Tesla starting to develope self-driving cars because they know that due to the scarcity of the product, they can charge big amounts of money and make a huge profit.