Tyler Cowen: The UK is still underestimated
The US economist on why he’s bullish about Britain, the potential of AI and what Liz Truss got right.
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The political scientist Randall Hansen argues that the 1973 Opec embargo changed economies for ever and fuelled mass migration.
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The longer Rishi Sunak waits to call an election, the more the public realm will crumble under his watch.
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Caroline Ellison: victim or crypto queen?
Sam Bankman-Fried’s former girlfriend and Alameda CEO emerged as the star witness for the prosecution in the trader’s trial for…
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Yanis Varoufakis: The Democrats are helping to elect Trump
The former Greek finance minister on his new book Technofeudalism and why the left keeps losing.
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Mark Littlewood: “The climate has shifted against us”
The outgoing head of the Institute of Economic Affairs on whether the UK will ever turn to free-market economics again.
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HS2 is another casualty of Britain’s optimistic accounting
Politicians were informed in 2016 that the line would overrun its costs, yet that message never reached parliament.
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Believing in scarcity leaves us poorer
In a time of food insecurity and climate catastrophe, we mustn’t be tempted by apocalyptic Malthusian prophecies.
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