But we still have a fiscal deficit of about 5.1% of GDP. Instead of spending cuts, which is what should be done, Reeves has ...

And yet the Brazilian authorities have gone one better, as the official competition authority, CADE, ruled the Amazonian Soy ...

Takaichi, a known China hawk and ideological heir to Shinzo Abe, has the instincts and platform to reposition Japan as a ...

Airports like Heathrow spend tens of millions a year more on security, requiring greater delays and inconvenience out of all ...

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Mamdani has not won this election because he has a credible plan, nor because of the low calibre of his opponents. He won ...

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Tackling the national debt, encouraging wealth creation, cracking down on welfare, deregulating the city and wider economy, ...

People have forgotten how vital growth is. Just as a simple example, if the United States had grown one percentage point less per quarter since 1980, it would be about as poor as Mexico today. Yet the ...

The first – and smallest – is that when people move house, they spend. Households often purchase more consumer durables, like fridges and TVs. They also engage in repairs and repainting as they ...