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Article content Its findings underline concerns that the greater concentration of mega firms in economies, especially in the midst of the digital revolution, mean these outsized cash-rich businesses are also less sensitive to credit markets and bank lending – key conduits through which central bank policies affect overall activity. The implications are potentially huge. If growth rates are significantly higher in the years ahead and inflation keeps rising well above central bank targets for y...

6 Min Read LONDON (Reuters) - If central banks’ policies of zero interest rates and trillions of dollars of bond buying struggled to lift growth and inflation for over a decade, tighter monetary policy may be equally inefficient in reining them in. Four thousand U.S. dollars are counted out by a banker counting currency at a bank in Westminster, Colorado November 3, 2009. REUTERS/Rick Wilking/File Photo At least that’s what research by International Monetary Fund economists suggests, argui...

Skip to main content Currently Reading Vaccine sign-up in the D.C. region has been a mess. It didnt have to be this way. Rebecca Tan and Julie Zauzmer, The Washington Post March 7, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Cars lined up at a mass vaccine site that opened for Maryland residents in the parking lot of Six Flags in Upper Marlboro on Feb. 5.Washington Post photo by Michael Robinson Chavez With demand far outstripping supply, the initial weeks of the coronavirus vaccination effort practically guara...

The federal government must build working  IT systems to manage COVID-19 vaccines and share real-time data on supply and immunizations, say technology and health experts. Under-resourced states and localities didn’t receive the tech they needed from the Trump administration to support vaccine rollout, according to current and former federal and state officials. States expected the federal government to provide at least one functional system for distribution, scheduling and reporting t...

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There is a very high demand for people to get vaccinated for the coronavirus. Newsy's Lindsey Theis explains how this is affecting residents all over the country.

January 15, 2021 The demand is high for a COVID vaccine, and the logistics behind getting a coveted appointment is leaving many frustrated and empty handed. SHOW TRANSCRIPT The demand is high for a COVID vaccine, and the logistics behind getting a coveted appointment are leaving many frustrated and empty-handed.  "Every time we picked a location, there was no appointments available at any location," Anna Duncan told Newsy.  Duncan and her sister each spent four hours trying to get a vaccine a...

Perhaps Trump’s departure will allow the governor to focus less on politics and more on public health, writes columnist Randy Schultz.