Reforming British economic policy
Economic policy in Britain is at a crossroads. Patrick Minford argues that a change of leader creates an opportunity to reform policies which are set to create economic disaster
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Author: Op-ed
Is the dismal science back?
Daniel Dăianu looks at the role of economics in society and says miracles are not possible, and economics cannot be seen as alchemy
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Economic deterrence. A code of coercion
Filip Medunic says the EU needs a sanctions doctrine – a framework to set out the goals, means, and risks for the use of economic measures
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A story of tailwinds and headwinds
Aggregate supply tailwinds are turning into headwinds, raising inflationary pressures and calling for a policy reset, argues Agustín Carstens
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Bermuda: a fintech hotspot
Bermuda is an innovation hub for digital assets companies to test the world’s ground-breaking solutions. Michelle Chivunga discusses a world class jurisdiction with a forward-thinking government
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No evidence of a climate crisis
Allan MacRae considers climate change and finds that the empirical observations show very gentle warming and no evidence of a climate crisis
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A global rebalance?
The BRICS have come under immense scrutiny due to their response to the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Jordan Mc Lean and Luanda Mpungose examine BRICS principles
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Calling out the West
The Russian subject is a sensitive one. Vijay Jayaraj considers India’s defence of the purchase of Russian oil amidst global energy volatility
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Responsible leadership business model: shifting from competition to collaboration
Rumina Dhalla and JC Carteron argue that if business schools are to authentically contribute to the SDGs, then there is a need to shift both business and business schools towards collaborative business models
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The perils of unilateralism
Simon Evenett and Johannes Fritz consider the latest research and find that commercial policies and regulations now fragment the digital economy
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