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Like it or not, they are potent players in our fragile democratic politics and in global decision-making
When it comes to regeneration, the success of this old industrial region is worth examining
The government’s response to immediate pressures on the system is inadequate and indefensible
Despite signs of hope, scepticism is fully justified when it comes to the COP26 announcements
Even if the price rises we are seeing could be transitory, they risk becoming permanent
It is a fallacy to suppose that a fund should be insured against the direst outcomes
In threatening to repudiate its deal with the EU, the UK is undermining its credibility as a reliable partner
Co-operation is essential if nations are to provide the necessary global public goods for humanity
The government has bowed to pressures for higher taxes, predominantly to protect the old
If global carbon emissions are to fall quickly, negotiators must bear the following in mind
The path to a new energy economy is clear, but it is technically and politically difficult
The longstanding dream of a high wage, high productivity economy requires coherent policy
As economies exit the pandemic, the job of central banks is relatively simple — less generous, better targeted assistance
Property’s great investment boom has reached its limit — the economy needs new drivers of demand
Politicians should consider radical alternatives to managing an unpleasant normality
A constitutional crisis looms as Trump tightens his grip on the Republicans ahead of 2024
Stagflation would create devastating problems for weaker borrowers, notably heavily indebted emerging economies.
Large, diversified CDC funds will allow generations to protect each other
Money must adapt to an era of new technology— but it has to work for society as a whole
Lack of a truly global response to the pandemic augurs badly for common action on climate change
Their massive long-term outperformance occurred despite world wars, the Depression and the global financial crisis
The realities of relative power mean the UK and EU are — and will remain — far from equals
But the necessary structural reforms will be harder than many economists imagine
Misguided policies threaten the security in retirement of almost everyone working in the UK private sector
The principal threats to western values come not from China but from inside our own societies
America’s economy suffers from inequality and poor labour performance but this is not due to global trade
Existing defined benefit pension funds should be consolidated and opened to a new generation of savers
And that will be bad news for the rest of the world economy as it recovers from the pandemic
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