Artificial intelligence is already reshaping the economy and society. This column analyses how AI affects firms, markets, and workers
A record number of young people are approaching working age in emerging markets and developing economies (EMDEs), creating a
Poverty is not a static condition but a dynamic process. Yet the at-risk-of-poverty rate, which underpins EU poverty monitoring,
Governments increasingly look to capital income for both revenue and redistribution. This column compares two dividend tax reforms in
Of the estimated 244 million firms in Africa, 232 million (95%) are own-account businesses consisting of only the owner, and
Debt sustainability analysis typically focuses on debt stocks and the interest rate-growth rate differential, but these are not perfect
As populations in rich countries age and fewer youngsters enter the labour force, employers and politicians bemoan labour ‘shortages’.
Measuring the local economic effects of Ukrainian long-range strikes on Russian oil refineries is difficult because reliable local data
Populist leaders increasingly cast public sector experts, oversight bodies, and career civil servants as illegitimate ‘elites’ standing in the
Despite major institutional reforms, the European Banking Union remains incomplete. Banking markets remain fragmented along national lines, which constrains
Artificial intelligence is already reshaping the economy and society. This column analyses how AI affects firms, markets, and workers
A record number of young people are approaching working age in emerging markets and developing economies (EMDEs), creating a
Poverty is not a static condition but a dynamic process. Yet the at-risk-of-poverty rate, which underpins EU poverty monitoring,
Governments increasingly look to capital income for both revenue and redistribution. This column compares two dividend tax reforms in
Of the estimated 244 million firms in Africa, 232 million (95%) are own-account businesses consisting of only the owner, and
Debt sustainability analysis typically focuses on debt stocks and the interest rate-growth rate differential, but these are not perfect
As populations in rich countries age and fewer youngsters enter the labour force, employers and politicians bemoan labour ‘shortages’.
Measuring the local economic effects of Ukrainian long-range strikes on Russian oil refineries is difficult because reliable local data
Populist leaders increasingly cast public sector experts, oversight bodies, and career civil servants as illegitimate ‘elites’ standing in the
Despite major institutional reforms, the European Banking Union remains incomplete. Banking markets remain fragmented along national lines, which constrains
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