Planning for high-renewable electricity systems with demand response
The imperative to enhance renewable energy capacity has never been more pronounced, prompting a critical inquiry into the most cost-effective means of achieving this objective.
Exploring business reform committees: Insights and key learnings
All countries have a government, and all governments are different. But there is a universal principle: a good governing structure is key to developing regulations
Energy prices eased in November; non-energy inched up
Energy prices declined 8.2% in November, led by coal (-12.9%) and oil (-8.7%), the World Bank’s Pink Sheet reported. Non-energy prices were up by 1.7%. Agricultural prices
Global Business And Finance Magazine Recognizes Trade Technologies for Outstanding Contributions in Banking Technology
The Global Business And Finance Magazine is proud to announce Trade TechnologiesInc. as the recipient of two prestigious awards: The Most Promising Banking Technology SolutionProviders
Building inclusive education systems as a starting point—not as an afterthought
International Day of Persons with Disabilities offers an ideal moment to assess the progress that has been made in achieving inclusive education systems for all learners,
Artificial intelligence and its short-term effects on employment
Much attention has been paid recently to the potential for generative AI to disrupt labour markets in the long term, rendering certain professions redundant whilst
Evidence – and an explanation – for the recent surge in inflation inequality
Families across the UK are struggling with inflation. This column asks whether low-income households have been disproportionately affected, using micro-data on food products to examine
Measuring term pemia
Extracting measures of term premia from the term structure of interest rates is important to evaluate the response of financial markets to monetary and fiscal
The new economics of industrial policy
Industrial policy is at the heart of the current economic discourse, propelled by major legislative acts from the Biden administration. This column presents an analysis
Imagine a better climate pact than COP
This year’s United Nations climate summit in Dubai is unlikely to achieve much because all 197 states must agree on decisions. The need for unanimity
