China’s place within international trade networks and global supply chains makes the propagation of Chinese shocks a global phenomenon.
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Digital design increasingly confers a competitive edge in global tech markets. This column examines how the award to Apple
Much of the debate over the consequences of immigration restrictions for labour market outcomes of native-born workers focuses on
Macroeconomic models distinguish time-dependent pricing, where firms change prices at fixed intervals, from state-dependent pricing, where firms change prices
The post‑pandemic inflation surge is often attributed to pent-up demand and opportunistic price hikes by firms. This column argues
The question of whether Europe’s $12.6 trillion holdings of US assets be used as leverage if relations with Washington
European firms tend to be smaller and less productive than US firms. Qualitative and survey-based evidence suggests that one
During the recent tightening and easing cycle, the aggregate bank lending rate to firms in the euro area increased
Non-degree credentials are rapidly multiplying as alternatives to traditional higher education, but in a largely unregulated market. This column
China’s place within international trade networks and global supply chains makes the propagation of Chinese shocks a global phenomenon.
Forecasts on the economic impacts of artificial intelligence diverge sharply. This column assesses how the current AI wave is
Digital design increasingly confers a competitive edge in global tech markets. This column examines how the award to Apple
Much of the debate over the consequences of immigration restrictions for labour market outcomes of native-born workers focuses on
Macroeconomic models distinguish time-dependent pricing, where firms change prices at fixed intervals, from state-dependent pricing, where firms change prices
The post‑pandemic inflation surge is often attributed to pent-up demand and opportunistic price hikes by firms. This column argues
The question of whether Europe’s $12.6 trillion holdings of US assets be used as leverage if relations with Washington
European firms tend to be smaller and less productive than US firms. Qualitative and survey-based evidence suggests that one
During the recent tightening and easing cycle, the aggregate bank lending rate to firms in the euro area increased
Non-degree credentials are rapidly multiplying as alternatives to traditional higher education, but in a largely unregulated market. This column
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