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Finance and economics
  • by david hall
Sustainable investing faces the beginnings of a backlash

Ever keen to hold companies to account, virtuous investors now confront tricky questions

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Finance and economics
  • by david hall
At the Jackson Hole meeting, the Fed ponders an uneven recovery

Research presented at the monetary policymakers’ virtual pow-wow offers guidance

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  • by david hall
The economy that covid-19 could not stop

Trade and foreign investment helped Vietnam emerge from extreme poverty. Can they make it rich?

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Finance and economics
  • by david hall
Labour shortages threaten housing supply

There is more demand than ever for new homes. But there are too few people to build them

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  • by david hall
Wanted: a new economics writer

An opportunity to join the staff of The Economist

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  • by david hall
Out of Bill Ackman’s SPAC woes comes innovation

The world’s largest-ever SPAC might give way instead to a SPARC

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  • by david hall
Ending pandemic unemployment aid has not yielded extra jobs—yet

American states that cut off extra benefits have seen increases in hardship, but not in employment

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  • by david hall
Trading in Japanese government bonds is drying up. Does that matter?

Trading desks in Tokyo have fallen silent as the Bank of Japan has hoovered up bonds

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Revisiting the work of Donald Harris, father of Kamala

The combative Marxist economist focused on questions related to growth

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