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Around 8.8m people had an income above £1,000 a week in the year to March 2022 and the average median real terms household income before housing costs was £565 a week in the period.

Although Bill Gates believes accelerating automation will help “reduce some of the world’s worst inequities”, others are not so sure, fearing social...

Indirect tax rates, however, rose from an average of 15% to 17% in the same period

The Global Findex 2021 shows that while the gap in account ownership between men and women is closing in some countries, there are still significant regional differences. We explore four factors that might impact the gender gap in account ownership.

Whatever works, irrespective of its philosophical foundation should be adopted to move Kenya forward.

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 4 — Public policy researchers said the new federal government's decision to re-brand the Bantuan Sara Hidup cash aid scheme as Sumbangan Tunai Rahmah (STR)...

A stark rise in industrial action, a formidable rate of inflation and a nation teetering on the brink of a large-scale financial crisis. It is only…

A record 36 million people in Britain now live in households that receive more benefits from the state—including ...

Even though Tamil Nadu ranked third in the overall score, it still lags behind on many aspects like fiscal, governance, economic, ease of doing business, as per the CARE Ratings study.The glaring aspect is its ranking under the governance ...

Kolkata, Jan 9: Notwithstanding India witnessing a sharp recovery post pandemic on most counts, critiques are still quoting a K-shaped recovery for India, according to Dr. Soumya Kanti Ghosh, Group Chief Economic Adviser, State Bank of India. According to Peter Atwatera, a lecturer at Virginia-based William and Mary University, who popularized the term, a “K-shaped recovery” could be described as “stacked inequity on one side and stacked privilege on the other. He said though i...