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Why have authoritarianism and libertarianism merged? A political psychologist on 'the vulnerability of the modern self'

Logically, authoritarianism and libertarianism are contradictory. Supporters of authoritarian leaders share a state of mind in which they take direction from an idealised figurehead and closely identify with the group which that leader represents. To be libertarian is to see the freedom of the individual as the supreme principle of…

The Conversation

Book on Gandhian economics by Sri Venkateswara University professor released at Bhubaneshwar

Book "Gandhian Perspectives on Economics and Ethics" released at Indian Philosophical Congress, exploring Indian & Western influences on Gandhian economic thought & comparing it to classical & modern scholars.

The Hindu

Labour should make UK leader in wellbeing-informed policy, says peer

Call by economics of happiness expert Richard Layard comes as research agency set up under David Cameron is to be axed in Whitehall cuts

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Jaishankar says relationship between India and Russia much deeper

India-Russia relationship is much deeper than politics, diplomacy & economics; discussed ways to deepen cooperation with Indologists at St. Petersburg State University.

The Hindu

A new economics for inclusive growth

Targets of trillions of dollars of GDP will not be achieved if economic growth does not become inclusive and sustainable

The Hindu

ISAE Fellow 2023 title conferred on P. Indira Devi

Dr. Indira Devi is conferred with the title of ISAE Fellow 2023 in recognition of her outstanding achievements in the realm of agricultural economics and rural development.

The Hindu

Research reveals how technology, economics can help save endangered species

The world has evolved dramatically in the 50 years since the Endangered Species Act (ESA) was passed in December 1973. Two Ohio State University academics were among a group of experts invited by the journal Science to explore how the ESA has evolved and what its future may hold. Read…

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Labour should focus on fairness, not iron fiscal responsibility

Trickledown economics won’t work when pay inequality is way too high and public services are at increasing risk of collapse

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Jennifer Burns: Why Milton Friedman Matters More Than Ever

The biographer of the Nobel laureate says he made us "free to choose" in areas far beyond economics.

Reason

‘Parroting Putin’s propaganda’: The business exodus over Ukraine was no Russian bonanza

'When businesses pull out of Russia, Putin loses, no ifs, ands, or buts.'

Fortune

It’s easy to condemn ‘eat out to help out’, but Sunak’s motivations were justified

The then chancellor was worried about the impact of lockdown on the economy and society. And who can say he was wrong? says the Guardian’s economics editor, Larry Elliott

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UK Christmas shoppers will pay more for less this year, say economists

Cost of festive season is up almost a quarter in three years, according to the Centre for Economics and Business Research

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Investment fund co-founded by Jacob Rees-Mogg to close after client withdraws £2bn – as it happened

Live coverage of business, economics and financial markets as Somerset Capital says it will wind down after loss of major client

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It’s ‘extremely likely’ we’ve seen mortgage rates peak, Capital Economics says, and mortgage demand is starting to recover

Capital Economics projects 7% mortgage rates in the coming weeks.

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James Robertson obituary

Writer, thinker and champion of green economics, monetary reform and new ways of looking at employment

International Business Times

November Jobs, Unemployment And Wages: What To Expect

Wall Street expects the U.S. economy to have created somewhere between 160,000 and 185,000 jobs in November, based on two forecasts published by Trading Economics.

International Business Times UK

Nobel Prize-Winning Economist Says Generative AI Could Create A 4-Day Workweek

According to Christopher Pissarides, a shorter workweek will not necessarily result in a loss in pay.

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Economist and Dalit thinker M. Kunhaman found dead at his residence

Prominent Dalit thinker M. Kunhaman (74) passed away at his residence in Thiruvananthapuram. He was a teacher, writer and had several influential works on Dalit issues, caste and economics.

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Les Jones obituary

Other lives: Economics teacher who was also an organic farming enthusiast with a smallholding in Shropshire

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Are young people poised to slam the brake on endless economic growth?

The climate and cost of living crises make belief in expanding GDPs look as stale as last year’s mince pies. But when central governments rely on consumerism to shore up spending, it will be hard for ‘degrowth’ to gain any traction

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From Piketty’s Capital to Hawking’s The Theory of Everything: can one book explain it all?

Millennia-spanning takes on history, evolution and economics are booming. But who buys these ‘grand theory’ books? And do they actually read them?

The Guardian - UK

Why an accountant, a scientist and a business consultant enrolled at art school

From corporate to creative, three students reveal why they took a ‘leap of faith’ and left their jobs to pursue their artistic passions in photography, illustration and animation

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US economy grew faster than expected as businesses ramped up investment – as it happened

Rolling coverage of business as US revises up GDP growth in third quarter to fastest pace since 2021

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Lloyds of London archives show how important the City was to transatlantic slavery

In 1783, the City of London was gripped by a court case which symbolised the brutal economics of slavery. Two years previously, the Liverpool slave ship Zong had set out from Accra, in present-day Ghana, with 442 men, women and children crammed in its hold.

Evening Standard

A return to the Single Market might seem unlikely, but economics will eventually trump politics

City Comment: Reality is knocking the rough edges off of Brexit

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