"Now that the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the deficiencies of economic deregulation and market liberalization, a new policymaking paradigm is emerging. But its success depends on concrete reforms and the creation of new mission-driven _...Read More_

[@Druss](/user/profile/Druss) I posted this article 2 days ago why is this relevant and mine's not??

Thanks for posting Yes, lots of talk about BOE hiking rates soon, however GDP growth has been less than expected recently so I wouldn't be surprised to see hikes put off a bit longer.

"Economic downturns are not as unpredictable as we once thought. There is mounting evidence that the expectations of consumers, workers and employers predict economic downturns, sometimes 12 to 18 months ahead. But we live in exceptional _...Read More_

>"Economists whose work looking at whether increasing the minimum wage creates more jobs was ridiculed for years have won a Nobel _...Read More_

>"Introduction Standford psychologist Carol Dweck popularized a theory she calls the “growth mindset” that she argues accounts for many, if not most, people’s success. In _...Read More_

>"A more traditional view is competing against a newer approach that has become mainstream among economists."

I don't think laissez-faire really exists in the modern world. I mean you'd have to be very extreme to be completely non-interventionist when it comes to the economy. Say for instance, a typical neoclassical/"right wing" view would be that _...Read More_

"When it comes to Britain’s economic future, much will depend on whether the issues faced by firms trading with the EU in the _...Read More_

"Policy rates in advanced economies are unusually low. This phenomenon has competing effects: low rates harm bank profits by squeezing interest margins, but also boost the value of long-term assets held by banks. Using a standard banking _...Read More_

"GDP grew 4.9% in the quarter to September, the lowest for a year, as the post-pandemic recovery loses steam and Evergrande problems persist"

"Once supply chain disruptions are straightened out as manufacturers increase their production and distributers move their products faster, shortages are bound to ease."

"What does Biden's economic policy mean for the future?"

"In July, the ECB issued its first Strategic Review since 2003. The latest CfM-CEPR survey investigates one component of the announced policy shift: the new definition of price stability. Most members of the panel of experts on the European _...Read More_

"Britain’s two great self-inflicted crises of the postwar era point to a conclusion that voters may soon rediscover for themselves"