Economic Thought

How utilising the power of fMRI and EEG techniques can help us to better understand why we make irrational decisions

Brazilian and Argentinian presidents da Silva and Fernández announced their intention to establish a common currency

An investigation into the relationship between uncertainty and credit spreads

As the world moves forward into what is being labelled the ‘fourth industrial revolution’, a fear grows of capitalism’s new bad guy: the...

The supply side revolution was a movement in the late 1970s in which governments, particularly in the US and UK, opted to reduce taxes...

In recent years, much ado has been made of the autonomous economy. Websites predicting the likelihood that robots will replace you in a...

Andrew Chang

‘Competition is for losers’. This was said by Peter Thiel (Paypal founder, investor in Facebook, Space-X), who admired the power of...

Fidel Castro died on November 25, 2016. He ruled Cuba from 1959 until 2008, transforming the country into the one-party socialist state...

During the 1980s, both Britain and the US experienced a free-market revolution under the premierships of Thatcher and Reagan, with taxes...

The Socialist Republic of Vietnam, with its 90.5 million inhabitants and annual growth rate of 6.4% in 2015, is a factor in global...

As was bitterly noted by Oscar Wilde, “nowadays people know the price of everything and the value of nothing” – and this appears sensible...

Water is essential to the survival of the 7 billion people that our planet tries to sustain. Diamonds are mere luxuries. It therefore...