Post Labor Economics: How will the economy work after AGI? Recent thoughts and conversations Shapiro outlines some interesting ideas, which I'll attempt to summarize below if you don't have time to ...

“A GOOD COMPROMISE”, the saying goes, “is when both parties are dissatisfied.” Dissatisfaction rages in the post-lockdown economy. Households say that price-gouging companies are jacking up prices, ...

The 2023 landmark Supreme Court decision effectively banning race-conscious affirmative action—along with the subsequent challenges to diversity, equity and inclusion in major corporations and ...

Given Britain’s dismal economic performance, no one should have been surprised that the ruling Conservatives lost to Labour in a landslide last July. Yet the public’s willingness to entrust the ...

BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND - JULY 8: Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer leaves Parliament Buildings at Stormont, Belfast, following a meeting with party leaders, during his tour of the UK following Labour ...

The UK economy barely grew at all in the third quarter of this year, in a blow to Labour's plans for growth. The economy expanded by just 0.1% between July and September – Labour's first three months ...

The American economic historian and labor economist is the third woman to win the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences Elysse Bell is a finance and business writer for Investopedia. She writes ...

(Bloomberg) -- When the Labour Party approved more flights at London City Airport, a key hub for travelers to the UK capital’s financial districts, it ended up being a compromise decision that ...

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A Free exchange column expressed some scepticism about whether there could be any such thing as a “labour shortage” (March 15th). This might depend on the interpretation of that term. The consensus in ...