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Last summer, as he turned 95, the economist Robert M. Solow sat at home poring over a draft outline of “The Work of the Future,” an MIT report about technology, jobs, and economic growth. Solow has been studying these topics since he returned from fighting in World War II—and won a Nobel Prize in 1987…

Our GeoEconomics Center experts take you inside the numbers that mattered—including many you may have missed—in 2023.

Global leaders and Nobel laureate attend AFF 2024

The keynote speakers will include Professor Douglas Diamond, the Nobel laureate in Economic Sciences for 2022, from the University of Chicago, and Prof…

Policymakers and business leaders will address panel discussions at the Forum, highlighting the advantages of Hong Kong as an international financial centre

* Alexandru Petrescu - PSD proposal for the position of President of the Authority* The bankruptcies of City Insurance and Euroins marked the mandate of the current Council* In the capital market, ASF was accused of turning a blind eye to the SIFs' negotiations

Government-funded innovation is on the decline. Most recently, we are seeing a growing shift towards innovation being funded by the privately wealthy. Does this put our long-term future as a country at risk?

The Mont Pelerin Society held fascinating debates on monetary policy, foreign policy, and inequality at its annual meeting.

The Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel 2023 was awarded to Claudia Goldin "for having advanced our understanding of women’s labour market outcomes"

Vladimir Putin “spontaneously” announced his plans to run for the next year's presidential election. Russians had much to say about it.