Though public and private investment survived the energy and inflation shocks following the pandemic, signs indicate that corporate investment
Western nations have seen remarkable per capita wealth growth over the 20th century and, in this period, wealth inequality
Financial openness can constrain the monetary autonomy of central banks. This column uses a new dataset to study how
Japan and China both faced exposure to Western imperialism in the 19th century, but their responses were starkly different.
The ‘child penalty’ significantly reduces women’s lifetime earnings and pension savings, but whether this is the result of deliberate
In recent years, and during Covid-19 in particular, many countries have experimented with innovative approaches to fiscal stimulus. This
Global foreign direct investment flows are increasingly mirroring the world’s geopolitical divides. This column introduces a new index for
Critics of foreign aid are often quick to point out the faults of recipient countries. This column looks at
One of the narratives being pushed by Russia is that its economy is doing better than the West, and
Many antitrust theories of harm relate to price effects. Governments regulate retail prices, for example, to protect smaller shops
Though public and private investment survived the energy and inflation shocks following the pandemic, signs indicate that corporate investment
Western nations have seen remarkable per capita wealth growth over the 20th century and, in this period, wealth inequality
Financial openness can constrain the monetary autonomy of central banks. This column uses a new dataset to study how
Japan and China both faced exposure to Western imperialism in the 19th century, but their responses were starkly different.
The ‘child penalty’ significantly reduces women’s lifetime earnings and pension savings, but whether this is the result of deliberate
In recent years, and during Covid-19 in particular, many countries have experimented with innovative approaches to fiscal stimulus. This
Global foreign direct investment flows are increasingly mirroring the world’s geopolitical divides. This column introduces a new index for
Critics of foreign aid are often quick to point out the faults of recipient countries. This column looks at
One of the narratives being pushed by Russia is that its economy is doing better than the West, and
Many antitrust theories of harm relate to price effects. Governments regulate retail prices, for example, to protect smaller shops
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