
Ideas and firm dynamics when it takes two to tango
Innovation has increasingly become a team activity, while inventors have become more concentrated in large firms. This column argues

Innovation has increasingly become a team activity, while inventors have become more concentrated in large firms. This column argues

Populism may not only have contemporary but also long-term effects on the macroeconomy. Using data for advanced economies and

High public debt in several euro-area countries has renewed the debate over a central question: can fiscal pressures in

The AI boom is usually discussed as a contest over models, chips, and productivity. This column argues that it

Persistent deviations from the covered interest parity no-arbitrage condition are viewed as evidence of the new and central role

Europe’s shrinking workforce is weighing on its productivity and welfare systems. Meanwhile, its southern Mediterranean neighbours currently produce growing

Across food, tourism, cosmetics, and luxury goods, indigenous language and heritage increasingly anchor premium market positions, but when it

Prefunded pensions in Denmark, the Netherlands and Sweden pair income security with fiscal sustainability, but other EU countries need

Rising income inequality in Western high-income countries threatens democratic governance and social cohesion, and AI risks making it worse.

Geopolitical tensions are often seen as a source of inflation. But this is only part of the story. This

Innovation has increasingly become a team activity, while inventors have become more concentrated in large firms. This column argues

Populism may not only have contemporary but also long-term effects on the macroeconomy. Using data for advanced economies and

High public debt in several euro-area countries has renewed the debate over a central question: can fiscal pressures in

The AI boom is usually discussed as a contest over models, chips, and productivity. This column argues that it

Persistent deviations from the covered interest parity no-arbitrage condition are viewed as evidence of the new and central role

Europe’s shrinking workforce is weighing on its productivity and welfare systems. Meanwhile, its southern Mediterranean neighbours currently produce growing

Across food, tourism, cosmetics, and luxury goods, indigenous language and heritage increasingly anchor premium market positions, but when it

Prefunded pensions in Denmark, the Netherlands and Sweden pair income security with fiscal sustainability, but other EU countries need

Rising income inequality in Western high-income countries threatens democratic governance and social cohesion, and AI risks making it worse.

Geopolitical tensions are often seen as a source of inflation. But this is only part of the story. This




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