US President Joe Biden can probably forgive student debt even if Supreme Court of the United States rules against him
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US Federal Reserve holds off on rate hike, but says two more are coming later this year
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The high-wire drama of raising the US debt ceiling is making headlines again. Is there a better way? Perhaps Denmark has the answer.
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The reasons behind France’s pension protests
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Super-rich abandoning Norway at record rate as wealth tax rises slightly – flood moving abroad has come as a shock and is costing tens of millions in lost tax receipts
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Joko Widodo wants local governments to ditch Visa, Mastercard
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The incredible tantrum venture capitalists threw over Silicon Valley Bank
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Beijing needs to junk its economic playbook
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Norway's fossil fuel bonanza stokes impassioned debate about how best to spend its 'war profits'
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Battle for the nation's soul – Norway faces debate about gas and oil wealth
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Norway-style windfall tax on energy companies could raise £33.3bn extra by 2027, plugging a hole in UK government finances, analysis has found
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Lukashenko imposes ban on price increases in Belarus effective immediately
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UK scraps tax cut for wealthy that sparked market turmoil
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Liz Truss's UK growth plan is nothing but a magic potion
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UK in turmoil as government's gamble to solve economic woes fuels crisis, instead
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US child poverty rate at an all-time low
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The Biden-Harris administration's US student debt relief plan
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The new US Income-Driven Repayment system could cause some big problems
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When it comes to flaunting its defense industry, Stockholm is shy – and it's hurting Swedish companies and handing lucrative contracts to competitors
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Inflation reduction act explained by Hank Green
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Denmark's decade-long experiment with negative rates seen ending soon – central bank raised its key interest rate
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Monetary policy, inflation outlook, and recession probabilities
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The US Federal Reserve is set to pull back economic help rapidly. Is it too late?
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(Don't fear) the yield curve, reprise
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Sweden has earmarked $661 million for a temporary scheme to help the most affected households cope with high electricity bills this winter
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US to erase student debt for those with severe disabilities
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Taxing consumption progressively is a better way to tax the wealthy
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Amsterdam’s ‘doughnut economy’ puts climate ahead of GDP
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Defrauded students to receive loan forgiveness
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California expects record revenues in stunning Covid budget reversal
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Deutsche Bank suggests 5% tax on home workers to support those impacted by the pandemic
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Cash-strapped Oman plans income tax on wealthy starting 2022
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LVMH backs out of $16.2 billion acquisition of Tiffany, citing US threats of tariffs on French goods. Tiffany has filed a lawsuit to enforce the agreement
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Brazil hands out so much Covid cash that poverty nears a low
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Amazon may face EU antitrust charges over merchant data in coming weeks
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For two years the government gave 2,000 unemployed citizens €560 a month with no strings attached – does Finland show the way to universal basic income?
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Spain set to introduce permanent basic income scheme to rebuild economy post-coronavirus
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Spain approves 462 euro monthly minimum income for the poorest
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Twitter’s Jack Dorsey is giving Andrew Yang $5 million to build the case for a universal basic income
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These US citizens won’t get coronavirus stimulus checks — because their spouses are immigrants
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Denmark may issue securities in foreign currencies for the first time in years to finance programs to support the economy through the coronavirus crisis
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The Cantillon Effect: Why Wall Street gets a bailout and you don't
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Social Security recipients who don’t usually file tax returns will automatically get $1,200 payments, Treasury says in reversal
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Social Security recipients who don’t usually file tax returns will automatically get $1,200 payments, Treasury says in reversal
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Why Sweden's negative interest rate experiment is a failure
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‘Now is the time’: A Federal Reserve official urges Congress to plan for recessions
7 votes -
Now that Sweden has called a halt to its five-year trial with negative interest rates the serious work has begun on looking at whether it worked
7 votes -
The world's lowest interest rate may soon be raised in Denmark – new forecasts were triggered by the exchange rate
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Universal Basic Income explained – free money for everybody? UBI
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Fitch downgrades Finland's outlook, raising doubts about return to AAA rating
4 votes