The Cost of Fuelling Development
From the termination of the Airbus A380 to the controversial third Heathrow runway, there has been growing discontent about the future of air travel. Continue reading The Cost of Fuelling Development
The New Digital Currency
The growing digitalisation of payments is paving the way for a central bank digital currency. Its implications could be vast. Continue reading The New Digital Currency
Reinventing Basic Education
Across the developing world literacy rates in many places still remain staggeringly low. The case for a technology-based solution is mounting. Continue reading Reinventing Basic Education
The Trump Effect
From increasing investor expectations through his landmark tax cuts to huge tariffs on Chinese exports, the effect of Donald Trump on the stock market has been stark. Continue reading The Trump Effect
Europe’s Struggle to Compete
Europe’s inability to innovate is holding them back today, more than ever. To emulate the best though may be equally problematic. Continue reading Europe’s Struggle to Compete
The Secrets of Wealth Accumulation
Accumulation of wealth is one of the driving forces behind widening inequality. From the nature of institutions to maritime access and religion, there are good reasons why rich nations gather more of it than others. Continue reading The Secrets of Wealth Accumulation
The Science of Money
Quantum phenomena have long been disregarded by Economic theory. Applications to human behaviour and money could lend themselves nicely. Continue reading The Science of Money
Ahead of its Time
Spain has been living in the wrong time zone for over 70 years. The economic case for reform might now just outweigh the long-held social resistance. Continue reading Ahead of its Time
Waking up to ‘death by overwork’
Recent legislation suggests much of Japan is at last waking up to its workers’ growing risk of death from overwork. Precious little is actually changing. Continue reading Waking up to ‘death by overwork’
Recession: Made In Argentina
President Macri started his time in office with a mountain to climb. Almost three years on, it has not got any easier. Continue reading Recession: Made In Argentina
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