Price setting has become more flexible following a string of large adverse shocks. This column argues that a shift
The natural rate of interest is key to understanding where interest rates may be heading in the medium run.
Divestment of polluting companies has gained traction as way for investors to incentivise the transition to a low-carbon economy.
Europe lags behind in innovation. This column describes how its industry seems stuck in a middle-technology trap in which
Amid a global surge in populism, political pressures on central banks to lower interest rates have escalated, driven by
Amid recent global shocks and increasing geopolitical tensions, the debate surrounding the future of global value chains and economic
Public policies can have direct effects on firms, but also propagate through production networks. This column studies the spillover
The past few decades have seen a remarkable surge in populism across Western democracies. This column evaluates how mainstream
Interest in wealth taxation has grown in recent years as a way to combat inequality and raise revenue, but
Household debt dynamics are widely recognised as an important driver of boom-bust cycles, but corporate debt has received less
Price setting has become more flexible following a string of large adverse shocks. This column argues that a shift
The natural rate of interest is key to understanding where interest rates may be heading in the medium run.
Divestment of polluting companies has gained traction as way for investors to incentivise the transition to a low-carbon economy.
Europe lags behind in innovation. This column describes how its industry seems stuck in a middle-technology trap in which
Amid a global surge in populism, political pressures on central banks to lower interest rates have escalated, driven by
Amid recent global shocks and increasing geopolitical tensions, the debate surrounding the future of global value chains and economic
Public policies can have direct effects on firms, but also propagate through production networks. This column studies the spillover
The past few decades have seen a remarkable surge in populism across Western democracies. This column evaluates how mainstream
Interest in wealth taxation has grown in recent years as a way to combat inequality and raise revenue, but
Household debt dynamics are widely recognised as an important driver of boom-bust cycles, but corporate debt has received less
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