3 Noticias economicas ingles

By one measure, yes

A new paper shows why economists’ understanding of the labour share is murky at best

More money is not a guarantee of success

The post-election coalition talks are likely to be extremely arduous

The ex-Communists could end up in government—but probably won’t

Covid-19 passports have proved efficient, and surprisingly popular

The online opposition is too savvy to be entirely crushed

But they are pricey

A row about fiscal policy has far more than just numbers at stake

Party leaders are using such cases to reshape legal and regulatory norms

Angry investors have flocked to several of Evergrande’s offices

A Qing dynasty ruler is praised for pacifying China’s borderlands

It accuses online darlings like Coupang and Naver of picking up the old conglomerates’ bad habits

But only a bit

The case for shuffling staff around was looking stretched even before the pandemic

Who will be next?

GPs are miserable. Patients are angry

That is good news for the climate—but a problem for the Treasury

Can decentralised finance lay the foundations for an open digital economy?

The databases represent an immutable shared history