
Capital inflows boost output, even after accounting for expectations
Emerging market economies that are expected to perform well may attract more foreign capital, making it difficult to establish

Emerging market economies that are expected to perform well may attract more foreign capital, making it difficult to establish

With public debt at high peacetime levels, how advanced economies can reduce debt burdens is again at the centre

US President Donald Trump welcomes Chinese President Xi Jinping to the White House on Thursday for a lavish state

Increases in US electricity prices since 2020 have coincided with a sharp rise in demand from data centres. This

Europe’s investment debate tends to ask how much capital can be mobilised and how quickly. Allocation quality also depends

Most of what we hear about artificial intelligence comes through the lens of advanced economies: the race to build

Of the roughly 3.74 billion people in the global workforce, about 400 million, or 11 percent, work in the public sector. These are

European automotive policy should prioritise affordable competitiveness over protectionism, using resilience criteria and temporary safeguards. The European automotive industry

The sharp rise in long-term interest rates since 2020 is difficult to explain from slow-moving fundamentals. This column shows

Forecasts of AI-driven job destruction rest on counting automatable tasks. But labour markets hire, pay, and fire whole occupations,

Emerging market economies that are expected to perform well may attract more foreign capital, making it difficult to establish

With public debt at high peacetime levels, how advanced economies can reduce debt burdens is again at the centre

US President Donald Trump welcomes Chinese President Xi Jinping to the White House on Thursday for a lavish state

Increases in US electricity prices since 2020 have coincided with a sharp rise in demand from data centres. This

Europe’s investment debate tends to ask how much capital can be mobilised and how quickly. Allocation quality also depends

Most of what we hear about artificial intelligence comes through the lens of advanced economies: the race to build

Of the roughly 3.74 billion people in the global workforce, about 400 million, or 11 percent, work in the public sector. These are

European automotive policy should prioritise affordable competitiveness over protectionism, using resilience criteria and temporary safeguards. The European automotive industry

The sharp rise in long-term interest rates since 2020 is difficult to explain from slow-moving fundamentals. This column shows

Forecasts of AI-driven job destruction rest on counting automatable tasks. But labour markets hire, pay, and fire whole occupations,




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