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Nations with a high degree of state control will account for 43% of global output by 2050.
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India Is a Flashpoint in the China-U.S. Cold War
The threat posed by Beijing has the Modi government slowly shedding the nation’s history of nonalignment.
Adam Minter
What’s Behind China’s Divorce Crackdown?
Spooked by demographic decline, the government has taken a new interest in family values.
Daniel Moss
Interest Rates Are Losing Their Relevance
A group of prominent economists have recommended that Switzerland’s central bank put less emphasis on this outdated policy tool. There’s a lesson for the rest of the world, too.
Matt Levine
The Vaccine Is Not a Competition
Also Tether, GameStop and bribery.
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The Big 'Bounce-Back'
As the Covid-19 vaccine rollout gathers pace, the stage is set for a global economic bounce-back in the second half of 2021. Will pent-up demand for shopping save the high street, or turbocharge the ascendancy of Amazon, Shopify and DoorDash? Which consumer trends that emerged during lockdown are here to stay? Can business travel recover the momentum lost to Zoom and Slack? Does Big Oil have a future? Is space really the new investment frontier, or just one of the investment fads and fashions of the Covid-19 lockdown? And having beaten the pandemic early, is Asia permanently on top, or will investors discover new value in a Europe that’s betting on a greener future? (Source: Bloomberg)
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