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Type d'image:Image contenu principale (Dimensions 635px * 300px)Lundi 18 Septembre 2017English ArticlesBetter but Not Good Enough - The OECD surveys France
The free-market orthodoxy advocated across Europe after the 2008-09 financial crisis of reducing the size of government when people weren’t spending and companies weren’t investing was questionable at
Type d'image:Image contenu principale (Dimensions 635px * 300px)Lundi 04 Septembre 2017English ArticlesTowards a Low-Carbon Economy - Better Energy, Greater Prosperity
The historic Paris Agreement hinges on the average global temperature of our planet increasing no more – and preferably substantially less – than 2° above pre-industrial levels.
Type d'image:Image contenu principale (Dimensions 635px * 300px)Vendredi 28 Juillet 2017English ArticlesEuropean leadership in the energy transition
President Trump’s decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement has led to a fragmentation in the US effort to see through the energy transition, with some states supporting it and others remaining co
Type d'image:LibreVendredi 21 Juillet 2017English ArticlesReport - Anticipating the Economic and Social Impacts of Artificial Intelligence
In March 2016, the Korean go champion, Lee Sedol, suffered a crushing defeat against the AlphaGo program.
Type d'image:Image contenu principale (Dimensions 635px * 300px)Vendredi 07 Juillet 2017English ArticlesFixing the Eurozone. Measures to Right the Rickety Monetary Union
That the EU is at a crossroads there is no doubt.
Type d'image:Image contenu principale (Dimensions 635px * 300px)Jeudi 06 Juillet 2017English ArticlesInherited Wealth in Greying Societies
When it comes to inequality the focus tends to be on widening income disparities, with the astronomical wages and salaries of celebrities, sport stars and the titans of industry regularly cited as pro
Type d'image:Image contenu principale (Dimensions 635px * 300px)Vendredi 30 Juin 2017English ArticlesLessons from Australia’s National Productivity Boards
An economy’s ability to use labour, capital and other resources efficiently is the essence of productivity. And it is when this efficiency increases that a country’s economy expands.
