Large wars destroy not only lives and infrastructure but also the human capital that fuels long-term economic progress. This
Sweden chose to stay outside the monetary union in 1999 and rejected the euro in a 2003 referendum. This
Industrial policies are a key feature of many countries running persistent trade surpluses. This column develops a framework to
Central banks adjust interest rates to affect consumption and manage aggregate demand. This column uses 6.8 million natural experiments
Labour shortages across the EU are back down to pre-pandemic levels and declining, but this easing of the labour
The G20 is approaching a turning point. The shift toward coalition-based governance, the need to manage systemic interdependence, and
Fertility has fallen to very low levels in many advanced economies, and many pro-natalist policies appear to deliver modest
As governments expand industrial subsidies in the name of economic security, debate intensifies over whether such policies distort trade
Across the world, governments have made ambitious climate commitments – but delivery remains uneven. While net-zero pledges and resilience
The weak performance of business investment across the OECD since the Global Financial Crisis holds back potential growth. However,
Large wars destroy not only lives and infrastructure but also the human capital that fuels long-term economic progress. This
Sweden chose to stay outside the monetary union in 1999 and rejected the euro in a 2003 referendum. This
Industrial policies are a key feature of many countries running persistent trade surpluses. This column develops a framework to
Central banks adjust interest rates to affect consumption and manage aggregate demand. This column uses 6.8 million natural experiments
Labour shortages across the EU are back down to pre-pandemic levels and declining, but this easing of the labour
The G20 is approaching a turning point. The shift toward coalition-based governance, the need to manage systemic interdependence, and
Fertility has fallen to very low levels in many advanced economies, and many pro-natalist policies appear to deliver modest
As governments expand industrial subsidies in the name of economic security, debate intensifies over whether such policies distort trade
Across the world, governments have made ambitious climate commitments – but delivery remains uneven. While net-zero pledges and resilience
The weak performance of business investment across the OECD since the Global Financial Crisis holds back potential growth. However,
© | Global Business & Finance Magazine. All rights reserved.
