
How minimum wages reshape firms and their productivity from within
How far can minimum wages rise without damaging jobs and output? This column uses evidence from France to show

How far can minimum wages rise without damaging jobs and output? This column uses evidence from France to show

When a job vacancy opens, the manager faces a choice: to hire from outside the organisation, or to fill

Trade wars do not simply redirect exports; they also reshape the costs of production, disrupt supplier-customer relationships, and trigger

Few features of modern work are as widely criticised as meetings. Using data from over 9,000 workers in Norway,

Global current account imbalances are widening again. This column argues that currency undervaluation, supported by reserve accumulation under capital

High-growth startups often lose money before they make it. This column examines whether differences in financing capacity are reflected

Numerous studies have analysed the effects of AI on productivity, growth and employment. Few of these focus on the

Estimates of the cost of Russia’s war on Ukraine are dominated by what the war destroys. This column measures

Modern manufacturing often requires firms to share confidential information with outside suppliers, some of whom also supply their competitors.

Industrial policy is back on the agenda across advanced economies, with a growing channelling support towards large incumbent firms

How far can minimum wages rise without damaging jobs and output? This column uses evidence from France to show

When a job vacancy opens, the manager faces a choice: to hire from outside the organisation, or to fill

Trade wars do not simply redirect exports; they also reshape the costs of production, disrupt supplier-customer relationships, and trigger

Few features of modern work are as widely criticised as meetings. Using data from over 9,000 workers in Norway,

Global current account imbalances are widening again. This column argues that currency undervaluation, supported by reserve accumulation under capital

High-growth startups often lose money before they make it. This column examines whether differences in financing capacity are reflected

Numerous studies have analysed the effects of AI on productivity, growth and employment. Few of these focus on the

Estimates of the cost of Russia’s war on Ukraine are dominated by what the war destroys. This column measures

Modern manufacturing often requires firms to share confidential information with outside suppliers, some of whom also supply their competitors.

Industrial policy is back on the agenda across advanced economies, with a growing channelling support towards large incumbent firms




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