While trade debates focus on tariffs and goods, services have quietly defied deglobalisation and become an increasingly important driver of growth. Services trade not only
As populations age, noncommunicable diseases and mental health conditions are draining South American economies, reducing labour supply and diverting resources from investment. This column presents
The transition to a low-carbon economy will require trillions of dollars in annual investment over the coming decades. Recognising this challenge, Article 2.1 of the
The rapid rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has sparked intense debate about its economic and financial implications. A growing body of research has examined AI’s
According to the World Bank, one-third of the global population, roughly 2.6 billion people, live in “digital darkness,” meaning they lack access to the internet. Even European Union
From phone surveys to satellite imagery, the world is experiencing an unprecedented explosion of data. Over the past two decades, global data traffic has surged
Over the past decade, cities and states have enacted ‘fair workweek’ laws to stabilise worker schedules. New York City’s 2017 Fair Work Week Law requires