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The US aims to revitalise its domestic semiconductor manufacturing industry, but will there be enough skilled workers to meet
In 2019, the UK government became the first major economy to pass laws with a target of net zero
Disruptions from conflicts, climate change, and the pandemic have raised the question of whether today’s supply chains and transportation
Wage rigidity – for example, due to collective contracts – can generate employment fluctuations, particularly during economic downturns. This
Industrial robots can have a transformative effect on employment and wages. This column studies how the rise of robot
The spread of propaganda, misinformation, and biased narratives, especially on social media, is a growing concern in many democracies.
As the fight against climate change intensifies, governments are exploring all available policy tools, including trade policy. But does
Will the freezing of the Bank of Russia’s foreign exchange reserves undermine the dollar’s predominant role in official foreign
The US-China relationship is arguably the most important bilateral relationship of the 21st century. This column explores the link
Floods are becoming more common and costly as a result of climate change. This column uses localised data from
The US aims to revitalise its domestic semiconductor manufacturing industry, but will there be enough skilled workers to meet
In 2019, the UK government became the first major economy to pass laws with a target of net zero
Disruptions from conflicts, climate change, and the pandemic have raised the question of whether today’s supply chains and transportation
Wage rigidity – for example, due to collective contracts – can generate employment fluctuations, particularly during economic downturns. This
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