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The pandemic has changed when Americans expect to retire
KCRA 3 Sacramento· 7 days agoA retirement savings crisis may be looming in the United States, but it doesn’t appear to be forcing...
Can the rich world escape its baby crisis?
The Economist· 3 days agoA South Korean woman who is now becoming fertile will have on average just 0.7 children during her childbearing years if she follows the example of her...
The Missing Factor In Explanations Of China’s Economic Distress: COVID – Part 2: Estimating The True...
Forbes· 2 weeks agoChina abandoned its zero-COVID program in December 2022. Travel restrictions were lifted. The...
Leading Experts Weigh In On Growing India’s Economy In 2024–25
Forbes· 6 days agoIndia’s economy has been notably resilient amidst the past year’s global inflation and supply chain...
Introducing Analysing Africa, our latest newsletter
The Economist· 11 hours agoEach week our correspondents will help you make sense of the changes taking place across Africa and understand the trends shaping the lives of more than 1bn people in more than 50 countries.
Cash for kids: Why policies to boost birth rates don’t work | May 25th 2024 | The Economist
The Economist· 1 day agoCash for kids: Why policies to boost birth rates don’t work – Weekly edition of The Economist for...
Opinion: The threat of worldwide population decline is real
Bangor Daily News· 2 days agoDecades ago, while the world began obsessing over the supposed (and grossly overstated) threat to...
Sudan: the war the world forgot
The Economist· 6 hours agoSudan has been ravaged by coups and civil war for much of the time since its independence in 1956. The most recent conflict began last year, erupting thanks to a power struggle between the official ...
Who would still vote for Britain’s Tories?
The Economist· 2 days agoLess uncertain is the thumping that awaits the ruling Conservative Party, led by Rishi Sunak. Three election models, built by The Economist’s data team, ...
The Origins of Europe’s Economic Malaise
The Nation· 2 days agoIn September 2017, speaking in the opulent main lecture hall of Paris’s Sorbonne University, French President Emmanuel Macron rolled out his idea of...
