China confronts economic strain, eyes policy shifts
China's leaders are under more pressure to rekindle domestic growth given the prospect of increased trade barriers, especially if Donald Trump wins re-election as US
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Charting the revival of UK’s Sunderland
Of the 905,000 cars produced in the British mainland in 2023, three-quarters were made in Sunderland
US labour market faces uncertain future
The state of the labour market leading up to the fall will have significant ramifications for the upcoming election
Modern American economic planning challenges
According to recent studies, the top 1% of American businesses own 90% of the assets connected to American manufacturing and generate 80% of the country's
Labour’s win: A boost for UK economy?
As stated in Labour’s manifesto, the Starmer government wants 1.5 million homes built in England in five years
No bank account? You’re not alone
According to FDIC, over 25% of people with annual incomes under $15,000 do not have a bank account
Mexico’s pension reform strengthens Afore system
The new mixed pension model in Mexico marks a substantial breakthrough in the country's labour circumstances by combining the finest features of both contributory and
The Australian solution for price gouging
Australia's lack of availability and difficulties in switching providers make it tougher for working parents to discover childcare alternatives
Are central banks’ independence under threat?
The primary focus of the central banks of at least twenty-three countries has shifted from inflation to other areas since 2000
MENA Watch: Addressing artificial intelligence’s impact on employment in the region
Governments need to act swiftly to give top priority to building the IT foundation and infrastructure that will support and draw investments into industries ready