Economics: Research Guide

HKEX wants to break up the LSE’s deal with data-provider Refinitiv

She would be the first national from an emerging economy to lead the fund

Disease has wiped out a third of China's pigs

Even when they are buying the same sandwich

John Cochrane’s landmark 2011 paper on discount rates

Steven Mnuchin delivers his plan for housing-finance reform

The environmental economist’s biggest strength was in knowing what we do not know

But they can also stop women’s careers from progressing

Argentina’s selective default and currency controls feel like the bad old days

Widespread defaults are unlikely, but risk aversion is a danger in itself

Widespread defaults are unlikely, but risk aversion is a danger in itself

Fear of a populist government provokes a market crash, forcing the president’s hand

Though the trade war is hurting, officials are reluctant to unleash stimulus

What it has offered may keep businesses on their feet—for a while

But in some ways, he brought them together

That is despite the outbreak in Congo being the second-worst in history

Lessons from “American Factory”

It matters only because people think it does

Brookfield looks well-prepared for the next downturn

There is no end to the trade war in sight

Politicians want to protect savers. Banks are not impressed

Frederick the Great’s invention lives on

But in some ways, the president brought them together at their yearly gathering

Jerome Powell says little about further interest-rate cuts. The president is furious

How recessions start

A new study shows the gains are unequal

The central bank modernises monetary policy, but also adds to a muddle

The eternal moment

The Trump administration is preparing to hit back

A non-banker is reviving Switzerland’s second-biggest bank