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As the share of adults in the UK who are married drops below 50 per cent for the first time ever, economists as well as romantics should be concerned, writes Paul Ormerod

Port Talbot workers have been left in the lurch, but the steelworks' closure is part and parcel of progress, writes Paul Ormerod.

Generation Z has been lambasted as lazy, but their desire to push back the corporate timeline makes economic sense, writes Paul Ormerod.

Germany is struggling; but its discontent is emblematic of a problem the whole of Western Europe must address, writes Paul Ormerod.

As the UK prepares to shut its 'happiness unit' , Paul Ormerod looks at why focusing on GDP is more likely to boost the country's wellbeing.

The housing crisis raged all throughout 2023 and dutifully our columnists dissected the problems and dreamed up the solutions. We've chosen some of the best.

Yes, we can defend Europe’s borders more stringently, but we need to think bigger if we are to address the root of our immigration issue, writes Paul Ormerod

Brexit is a convenient scapegoat for the UK's economic woes, but if we did into the data we'll see a different story, writes Paul Ormerod.

An industrial strategy will not go amiss, but we must look at far more to fix Britain's growth problem, writes Paul Ormerod

Failure is part and parcel of innovation, high profile failures must not make Brits more risk-averse, Paul Ormerod writes.