
When political pressure trumps academic freedom
Academic freedom has been declining over the past decade across the world. This column analyses over 25,000 economics working

Academic freedom has been declining over the past decade across the world. This column analyses over 25,000 economics working

Economists have long viewed monetary policy as influencing labour demand, with little effect on labour supply. This column discusses

Conventional approaches to policy design fail to recognise the plasticity of citizens’ beliefs and social preferences. Based on a

ADX-listed Alpha Dhabi Holding has posted a 48% year-on-year increase in net profit for H1 2026 to AED 9.8

HSBC , is selling its A$36 billion ($25.30 billion) Australian home and personal loan book to global asset manager Blackstone in

Global investors pulled back from South Korean stocks through a wild turn in July but are keeping faith with

“Before I met Gallito, I had no real idea what I wanted to do.” The student who said it attends

Every year on July 31, World Ranger Day offers us a moment to celebrate the people standing on the

Multinational firms tend to earn higher stock returns than purely domestic firms, raising questions about what drives their differential

Trade growth stalled after the Global Financial Crisis, and world trade is now splitting along geopolitical lines. This poses

Academic freedom has been declining over the past decade across the world. This column analyses over 25,000 economics working

Economists have long viewed monetary policy as influencing labour demand, with little effect on labour supply. This column discusses

Conventional approaches to policy design fail to recognise the plasticity of citizens’ beliefs and social preferences. Based on a

ADX-listed Alpha Dhabi Holding has posted a 48% year-on-year increase in net profit for H1 2026 to AED 9.8

HSBC , is selling its A$36 billion ($25.30 billion) Australian home and personal loan book to global asset manager Blackstone in

Global investors pulled back from South Korean stocks through a wild turn in July but are keeping faith with

“Before I met Gallito, I had no real idea what I wanted to do.” The student who said it attends

Every year on July 31, World Ranger Day offers us a moment to celebrate the people standing on the

Multinational firms tend to earn higher stock returns than purely domestic firms, raising questions about what drives their differential

Trade growth stalled after the Global Financial Crisis, and world trade is now splitting along geopolitical lines. This poses




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