Central bankers who gathered in Portugal this week focused on ways that Europe could improve its competitiveness with the ...

A new study reveals the ‘welfare versus work paradox’: when wages sink close to subsistence, welfare can be the rational ...

Health-insurance executives are likely to object that they do this already through their plans—or so they claim to Congress.

It was correct for Benjamin Enke, the Paul Sack Associate Professor of Political Economy at Harvard University, to point out that previous discussions of political economy “were deeply intertwined ...

The risk of inflation is pointing downwards rather than upwards, Belgium's central bank governor, Pierre Wunsch, told Germany ...

Social trust is crucial for capitalism and vibrant democracies. And when those systems weaken, as they are now, it’s calling ...

Proponents of a strong euro need to be careful what they wish for. If the common currency strengthens much more, it's going ...

All of this matters even more during periods of shifting global supply chains amid an active trade war and negotiations.

Disputes over economic policy are no longer between right and left, but between populist and centrist.

In the resurfaced clip, Zohran Mamdani, a self-described Democratic Socialist, notes that certain issues socialists “firmly ...

As doctrines go, there is not much difference among Jeffersonian liberalism, Marxist socialism and Jesus’ teachings. If you ...