
The global sanitary revolution in historical perspective
Modern waterworks and sewerage systems emerged around the world over the period 1850–1950. Today, there are gaping differences in

Modern waterworks and sewerage systems emerged around the world over the period 1850–1950. Today, there are gaping differences in

Analysis of business dynamism outside the US has been limited by the availability of comparable cross-country data. This column

Uncertainty can affect firm decisions because it leads to more cautious behaviour and is associated with learning about viability

In early-13th century China, the Mongols introduced the silver standard, the first paper money in history to be backed

The economic costs of armed conflict – in terms of lost income and reduced physical capital – are borne

Recent attacks on ships navigating along the Red Sea have led vessels to reroute through the Cape of Good

Harry Markowitz, co-recipient with Merton Miller and William Sharpe of the 1990 Nobel Prize for Economic Sciences ‘for their

There has been little economics research on the population that identifies as gender diverse, but these individuals face considerable

Mental ill-health is on the rise in the US and elsewhere, particularly among those under the age of 25

The threats of geoeconomic fragmentation have accelerated in recent years. This column introduces a novel firm-level revenue-weighted geopolitical risk

Modern waterworks and sewerage systems emerged around the world over the period 1850–1950. Today, there are gaping differences in

Analysis of business dynamism outside the US has been limited by the availability of comparable cross-country data. This column

Uncertainty can affect firm decisions because it leads to more cautious behaviour and is associated with learning about viability

In early-13th century China, the Mongols introduced the silver standard, the first paper money in history to be backed

The economic costs of armed conflict – in terms of lost income and reduced physical capital – are borne

Recent attacks on ships navigating along the Red Sea have led vessels to reroute through the Cape of Good

Harry Markowitz, co-recipient with Merton Miller and William Sharpe of the 1990 Nobel Prize for Economic Sciences ‘for their

There has been little economics research on the population that identifies as gender diverse, but these individuals face considerable

Mental ill-health is on the rise in the US and elsewhere, particularly among those under the age of 25

The threats of geoeconomic fragmentation have accelerated in recent years. This column introduces a novel firm-level revenue-weighted geopolitical risk




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