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The 20th century shift from sterling to the dollar is often cited as evidence that currency dominance is not

The 20th century shift from sterling to the dollar is often cited as evidence that currency dominance is not

Debates about tariff evasion have focused on Chinese goods entering the US. This column examines the reverse flow and

There are technical, political and behavioural responses to rogue AI, but risks cannot be fully eradicated Artificial intelligence companies

Spending on public pensions through Social Security and on elderly healthcare through Medicare accounted for over one-third of federal

EU debt has become a noticeable feature of Europe’s fiscal architecture. However, EU fiscal rules focus solely on national

Large language models increasingly write the code behind empirical research. This column reports a benchmark of 40 econometric tasks

Financial crises routinely trigger sweeping overhauls of financial regulation, but whose interests do these reforms serve? Using data on

Bilateral pushback against China is failing, making joint WTO and IMF action key to tackling subsidies, under-consumption and an

Public debt is at or near record highs across the OECD, increasing the pressure on governments to restore fiscal

In response to digital dependence, Europe has decided to think bigger. This includes AI gigafactories, tripling data centre capacity,

The 20th century shift from sterling to the dollar is often cited as evidence that currency dominance is not

Debates about tariff evasion have focused on Chinese goods entering the US. This column examines the reverse flow and

There are technical, political and behavioural responses to rogue AI, but risks cannot be fully eradicated Artificial intelligence companies

Spending on public pensions through Social Security and on elderly healthcare through Medicare accounted for over one-third of federal

EU debt has become a noticeable feature of Europe’s fiscal architecture. However, EU fiscal rules focus solely on national

Large language models increasingly write the code behind empirical research. This column reports a benchmark of 40 econometric tasks

Financial crises routinely trigger sweeping overhauls of financial regulation, but whose interests do these reforms serve? Using data on

Bilateral pushback against China is failing, making joint WTO and IMF action key to tackling subsidies, under-consumption and an

Public debt is at or near record highs across the OECD, increasing the pressure on governments to restore fiscal

In response to digital dependence, Europe has decided to think bigger. This includes AI gigafactories, tripling data centre capacity,




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