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Finance and economics
  • by david hall
China’s Delta dilemma

Efforts to battle the virus compound an economic slowdown

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Finance and economics
  • by david hall
India consigns its tax time-machine to the past

The case of the retroactive tax illustrates the country’s strained relationship with foreign investors

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Finance and economics
  • by david hall
A glimpse into Japan’s understated financial heft in South-East Asia

It is a bigger investor in the region’s infrastructure projects than China

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Finance and economics
  • by david hall
How the delisting of Chinese firms on American exchanges might play out

$1.5trn of market capitalisation is at stake

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Finance and economics
  • by david hall
Britain’s regulator makes a play for SPAC listings

A rule change to attract the investment vehicles to London may be too little, too late

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Finance and economics
  • by david hall
A new theory suggests that day-to-day trading has lasting effects on stockmarkets

How economists are rethinking the fundamentals of finance

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Finance and economics
  • by david hall
America’s inflation scare becomes less menacing

Decelerating used-car prices suggest that the surge may be transitory

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Finance and economics
  • by david hall
Will the rich world’s worker deficit last?

It will depend on whether the people who have left the workforce can be lured back

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China’s last boomtowns show rapid growth is still possible
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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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