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Desmond Lachman identifies the main risks that could drag down the US president's favourite economic indicator
Angela Huyue Zhang explains why techological dominance hinges less on models and chips than on economy-wide dissemination
Erin Lockwood parses the confusion over the winning bets on Time's Person of the Year and explains why it matters
9th Jan 26, 9:04am
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Erin Lockwood parses the confusion over the winning bets on Time's Person of the Year and explains why it matters
The loud views of pessimists may dominate the headlines or social media, but the evidence suggests that moral decline is not happening
Gemma Cheng'er Deng and Jim O'Neill think the United States and its traditional allies lack a coherent strategy for gealing with emerging powers
Brian Easton's latest column is a response to the complaint that we have poor economic performance because we have summer holidays. It praises them
Silvia Sgherri thinks the US needs to help build an open, interoperable, standards-based monetary order for the 21st century
30th Dec 25, 11:10am
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Silvia Sgherri thinks the US needs to help build an open, interoperable, standards-based monetary order for the 21st century
Thinking outside the box: Marcelo Santos suggests replacing the progressive income tax with a progressive consumption tax could bring a range of extra benefits, especially if multi-year averaging was adopted too
NZ report card 2025: how the country fared in 28 key global and domestic rankings
Arvind Subramanian explains how both the United States and China are making life harder for developing countries
28th Dec 25, 8:44am
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Arvind Subramanian explains how both the United States and China are making life harder for developing countries
Michael Spence points out that the returns on today's investments depend on economy-wide adoption, not frontier development
Kenneth Rogoff highlights the risks created by policy uncertainty, geopolitical instability, and weak fundamentals
The IMF's Chart of the Week visuals illustrate major developments during a year of uncertainty - and resilience
Gold's volatility rose in 2025 but from a low base, back to normal levels. Despite the rise, adding gold to a diversified portfolio continues to help reduce overall risk
Mohamed El-Erian argues that the US economy is locked in a tense tug-of-war between three distinct futures
Timothy Snyder laments how the assault of algorithms has weakened many basic cultural forms, not the least holiday songs
Dambisa Moyo highlights the far-reaching implications of ageing societies, AI disruption, and speculative investment
Communities must be central to climate adaptation strategies, and Crown cost-sharing is essential
Barry Eichengreen weighs the implications of the Bank of Japan's announcement that it will soon consider raising interest rates
Peter Drennan finds that tax debt is huge (and bad), fascinating if you look closely at what is happening, and very expensive for those in debt
Kent Jones on tariffs 101: What they are, who pays them, and why they matter now
2025 Nobel laureate Philippe Aghion explains how advanced economies in Europe (or elsewhere) can find their way back to the technological frontier
Rabobank falls into line with a reduced season milk payout forecast as they watch milk production rises globally
11th Dec 25, 10:43am
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Rabobank falls into line with a reduced season milk payout forecast as they watch milk production rises globally
Concrete with a human touch: Can we make infrastructure that repairs itself?
10th Dec 25, 2:06pm
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Concrete with a human touch: Can we make infrastructure that repairs itself?
The Reserve Bank of Australia is stuck in a tug-of-war, as it holds rates steady
10th Dec 25, 9:00am
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The Reserve Bank of Australia is stuck in a tug-of-war, as it holds rates steady