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"The greatest thing that ever happened to me was to be born in a free country of modest means and to have opportunities," says the Nobel Prize–winning economist.

JUST two per cent of Scots think their country’s​ economy is on the right track and no change is needed, according to a poll published…

Jim Chalmers has produced a budget document that beautifully navigates the difficult terrain of economics and politics.

"There's more economics of people just hanging out in the Superman world and universe."

Love Island's first contestant has been revealed as an economics graduate and a clothing brand entrepreneur

The severe poverty and climate crisis the world is suffering should be a moment for us to completely reassess the way our political and social structure is formed. That's the view of Daniel Chandler, an economist and philosopher based at the London School of Economics. His new book "Free and…

With multiple State governments announcing reversion to the old pension scheme (OPS) and some more speculating to do the same, the debate on pensions is hotting up.

'To truly transform health care, we need to focus less on what happens in care settings and more on what happens where people live their lives.'

Perhaps my favourite aspect of economics is how expectations can become reality. If enough people believe something – say about the value of a commodity – it will often shift to that new price. In a world of randomness and chaos, I find it strangely satisfying.

Only one primary dealer has a woman in the role, which is key to helping markets and the public make sense of current trends.

Australia is the world’s first country to legalise the medical use of psychedelics. But not everyone is sure the timing is right. There are still major issues to work out for this move to benefit those most in need.