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SNP must change their conservative economics if they want independence
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Trump touts economic plan in North Carolina
Trump’s speech did not unveil any new proposals. He vowed to “rapidly drive prices down and make America affordable again” in his second term. He
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Although the integration of economic and security policy is accelerating in the West, it might still be too piecemeal and too slow. The use and
China’s mixed economic activity in July puts Beijing’s stimulus stance in spotlight
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The death of Tory economics
As in many aspects of life, timing is important. After overseeing a recession, an extremely damaging burst of inflation and high interest rates, the Tories
White House Advisor Daleep Singh on Economic Security
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UK economy continues recovery from recession with GDP growth of 0.6% | Economic growth (GDP)
Britain’s economy has extended the recovery from recession last year after recording growth of 0.6% in the three months to June. Figures from the Office
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China’s economic revival remains lopsided as manufacturing outpaces consumer spending, further exacerbated by a surprise uptick in unemployment—the first since February. Despite the government’s efforts
2024 Environmental Economics and Policy Conference: Future Environmental Markets
On Friday, September 20, 2024, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, in partnership with the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University,