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Daniel Kahneman, renowned psychologist and Nobel prize winner, dies at 90
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"Debunking Davos and the global elite": The World Economic Forum and its annual meeting
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How the entire country of Denmark became a company town – economists warn of "Nokia-style" overdependence on a single sector with Ozempic boom
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Bank of Canada says the country faces a productivity 'emergency'
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Finland's proposed labour reforms risk doing more harm than good
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Millennium trader scored $40 million windfall in Egypt FX plunge
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It’s me, hi, I’m the problem. I’m 33.
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Russia is burning up its future
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Egyptians are buying and selling gold just to stay afloat
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Leasing like a state, or: public housing is development policy
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(Former Morgan Stanley chair) Stephen Roach: It pains me to say Hong Kong is over
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Why do Americans think the economy is bad?
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Seismic City by Joanna Dyl: an economic class and political history of the aftermath of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake
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A shift towards a more sustainable global food system could create up to $10 trillion of benefits a year, improve human health, and ease the climate crisis
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Half of recent US inflation due to high corporate profits, report finds
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Why Germany is rich but Germans are poor and angry
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A theory of grift
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The economic secret hidden in a tiny, discontinued pasta
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Notes on the Ivory Coast
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Why we need degrowth
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Why does Germany continue to self-destruct?
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The McDonald's theory of why everyone thinks the economy sucks
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How Olympic curling stones are made | So Expensive
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Is cinema dying? And if so, who is responsible? – A murder mystery.
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Something is golden in the state of Denmark – can Novo Nordisk's success really be a problem for the Danish economy?
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It’s official: The era of China’s global dominance is over
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Costco capitalism
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What a striking new study of death in America misses
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Rising long-term interest rates are posing the latest threat to a US economic ‘soft landing’
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2023 Nobel Prize – This year's Nobel Prize announcements will take place between 2nd - 9th October 2023
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With Novo Nordisk, Denmark wants to avoid the Nokia trap
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"Zeitgeist | Requiem" by Peter Joseph | Official trailer
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It's the beginning of the end for global oil demand, International Energy Agency chief says
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How dollar stores quietly consumed America
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The GDP gap between Europe and the United States is now 80%
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Diamond prices are in free fall in one key corner of the market
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We do not know the population of every country in the world for the past two thousand years
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How were modern companies allowed to get so big in spite of antitrust laws? The mythology of horizontal merger efficiencies
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The unmaking of India: How the British impoverished the world’s richest country
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Novo Nordisk, the Danish company behind two popular obesity medications, is reaping huge profits and is now responsible for most of the country's economic growth
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Towards a New Socialism
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North American bison slaughter left lasting impact on Indigenous peoples
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Rice prices soar, fanning fears of food inflation spike in Asia
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How Japan's maglev train works
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How universal basic income became the pessimist’s utopia
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America's obsession with weight-loss drugs is affecting the economy of Denmark – Novo Nordisk's market capitalization has matched the GDP of its home country
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China's property crisis deepens with developer Country Garden at risk of default
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Analysis - Financial Times article - Lex in depth: how investors are underpricing climate risks
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What a green monetary policy could look like
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