
Trump’s America: The New Global Tax Haven?
Trump is turning America into a tax haven, dismantling safeguards and fueling inequality through global deregulation.
Trump is turning America into a tax haven, dismantling safeguards and fueling inequality through global deregulation.
Trump’s second presidency could derail progress, dismantle Enlightenment values, and reshape global politics for the worse.
After decades of inequality and broken promises, voters chose disruption over progress.
Just as Donald Trump’s overall economic strategy is based on nostalgia for a bygone era, his fossil-fuel-centered energy policies would represent a quixotic attempt to reverse history.
This year's gathering of business and political elites in Davos recognised a basic truth—without reckoning with past mistakes.
It will take more than one person—and more than one presidential term—to overcome America’s longstanding challenges.
The most urgent policy priorities have been obvious since the beginning, but they will require hard choices and a show of political will.
For 40 years, US Republicans have been insisting that ‘government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem’. The bankruptcy of this has been laid bare.
For 40 years, elites in rich and poor countries promised neoliberal policies would lead to faster growth and the benefits would trickle down so that everyone would be better off.
GDP figures are often in the public eye but they are insufficient measures for well-being. Economics Nobel Laureate Joseph Stiglitz explains why we need to
In the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, some economists argued that the United States, and perhaps the global economy, was suffering from “secular stagnation,”
Today, a quarter-century after the Cold War’s end, the West and Russia are again at odds. This time, though, at least on one side, the
US President-elect Donald Trump has announced a big building programme of schools, roads and hospitals. How is he going to do that while cutting back
Joe Stiglitz, thank you very much for joining us today. Let’s dive in right at the deep end. People might be forgiven for not following
For 200 years, there have been two schools of thought about what determines the distribution of income – and how the economy functions. One, emanating