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Day: October 17, 2024
Major geopolitical challenges have led to a significant increase in the use of economic sanctions, and the recent trend extends far beyond the number of
After the pandemic, central banks faced the daunting challenge of stabilising prices as supply chain disruptions led to rising costs (Ostry et al. 2022) and
In the next economic downturn, central banks will have to decide whether to restart quantitative easing policies. This column assesses whether central banks may resort
Many financial institutions have pledged to minimise their exposure to climate transition risks. But moving assets away from sectors with high emissions is sometimes at
Policy initiatives in several European countries have targeted bank profits to secure public funds. These measures include introducing windfall taxes on excess profits and, in
Work is the main source of income for most people and a key driver of economic growth, particularly in developing countries. The effects of climate
From COVID-19 and war in Ukraine to terrorist attacks on the Red Sea and climate-induced drought in the Panama Canal, global supply chains have been
The blue economy holds significant potential to create jobs. Across Africa, the blue economy already generates nearly 50 million jobs. This figure will grow in the coming decades,