Trade

While the US economy is hitting all the right notes—low unemployment, stable inflation, and strong wage growth—massive deficits and reckless policy proposals could tip the scales.

Australia’s economic outlook hinges on shifting global supply chains and iron ore demand, as China’s manufacturing dominance faces challenges from emerging competitors and geopolitical tensions.

Russia’s booming consumer spending will eventually crash back down to earth, following a historical pattern seen in times of war and disaster, including the 14th century’s Black Death.

Did we ever really have neoliberalism; inflation is in a sticky spot; Hong Kong is just another mainland city; where are the female managers; Biden will not win another term; and it’s not too late for nuclear.

Despite its proximity to the US and abundant natural resources, Canada’s economy is hampered by inter-provincial trade barriers, powerful domestic cartels, and declining productivity, leaving it vulnerable to global trade tensions.