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In the 2000s alone America shed nearly 6m factory jobs. Such work often offered high-school leavers a route to a stable, ...
The most obvious economic consequence of bigger defence budgets will be to strain public finances. Debts are already high and ...
Low liquidity poses a number of challenges. The biggest investors may have hedging needs that exceed the size of the markets ...
Our Audience team is recruiting a specialist to assess the engagement around our journalism and drive data-modelling and ...
The clearest answers yet are expected in a video message from the Dalai Lama on July 2nd, four days before his birthday. By ...
The aim of the internship scheme is to find and train future Economist journalists. Previous journalistic experience is not ...
Whether the biggest foreign-policy gamble of Mr Trump’s presidency has paid off will remain unclear. If Mr Trump has really ...
Who meets that demand, helping anchor prices? Marco Sammon of Harvard and John Shim of the University of Notre Dame suggest ...
The Economist magazine on Wednesday sounded an alarm about a new trend in bond markets that was also flagged earlier in the day by economist Larry Summers as being particularly worrisome. Like ...
Gregg Carlstrom, The Economist's Middle East correspondent, joined Press Club to dissect President Donald Trump's recent trip to the Gulf — and laid out why his magazine published an editorial ...
The Economist is looking to hire a skilled and passionate Picture Editor to join its busy picture desk team in our London office.Someone who thrives in a fast-paced environment, is an excellent ...