US and other policymakers did not anticipate the surge in consumer prices that started in 2021 and they consistently projected a rapid decline in the inflation rate. It didn’t happen Servaas Storm is a Dutch […]
With central bank and borrowing rates rising, systemic risk has not been seen off Michael Roberts is an Economist in the City of London and a prolific blogger. Cross-posted from Michael’s blog The cost of borrowing to […]
The tech giant is in the hot seat, but it’s going to be a “big fight,” warns antitrust expert Mark Glick. Lynn Parramore is Senior Research Analyst at the Institute for New Economic Thinking Cross-posted […]
The EU is hyping hydrogen as the miracle that will cure our fossil fuel addiction but the truth is dirtier: hydrogen risks extending fossil fuel use. A new study. Cross-posted from Corporate Europe Observatory The EU is hyping hydrogen as the miracle that will cure our fossil fuel addiction. The truth […]
While the ban has been presented as a protection of women’s rights, it says far more about the insecurities of the French government. Read HERE Photo: hilmar h. werner/Wikimedia Commons
A deeper knowledge of China would help the West interpret Beijing’s actions more clearly, at a time when many analysts see China challenging the US as the dominant world power. Read HERE
Stricter European Union regulation of toxic chemicals is being jeopardised by corporate lobbying Vicky Cann is a researcher and campaigner with Corporate Europe Observatory Cross-posted from Corporate Europe Observatory Photo: Anna Massini/Creative Commons ‘Stop deindustrialisation!’ is […]
Drawing macroeconomic conclusions from individual microeconomic data is a bear trap, says Steve Keen in the fourth chapter of a book in preparation. Steve Keen is Distinguished Research Fellow, Institute for Strategy, Resilience & Security, […]
The number of objects launched into space now totals 16,466, at least 11,742 of which remain in Earth orbit. How do we avoid “Kessler Syndrome”? José Álvarez Díaz specialises in international news and development and has […]
For cash-strapped developing countries the IMF’s Special Drawing Rights, channeled through the world’s Multilateral Development Banks, would be the quickest source of climate-change funding Dirk Schoenmaker is Professor of Banking and Finance, Rotterdam School of […]
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