December 16, 2024
While "The Economist" used traditional metrics to measure top economies, a closer look reveals facts that are not quite so predictable.
While "The Economist" used traditional metrics to measure top economies, a closer look reveals facts that are not quite so predictable.
Trying to choose among the best places to live, we wind up with disparate global rankings, depending on the criteria.
Based on a tax code that was made for an industrial age, current corporate taxes that multinationals like Apple could owe need to reflect a digital world.
Although protestors in Detroit and Ireland say water is a human right, economists, citing a definition of a public good and a tornado alarm, would disagree.