A recent study reveals that wildfire smoke poses a significant threat to American health and economy, surpassing many other climate change ...

Economists and policymakers must recognise that the world is changing and reset the existing models that guide decisions. The notion of a s...

"But what makes these calculations even more complex is that at times, there could be local economic benefits — with significant global cos...

Elon Musk argued that working from home is "morally wrong," pointing out that factory, service, and construction workers cannot do it. Howe...

Higher procurement and free distribution of cereals such as wheat and rice have benefitted the poorest of the poor in India, thus helping l...

Bitcoin accounts for nearly $600 billion of that value, followed by ethereum, with a $285 billion market cap.

New research using artificial intelligence and voice analytics rates Powell as the most negative of the last three chairs of the US central...

In a perennially capital-starved country, further constrained by leveraged corporate balance sheets and reduced business risk appetites, it...

The June 22 Proclamation, which barred the entry of H-1B, L-1 and J1 visa holders till the end of the year, was eventually suspended by a U...

They further said that lowering policy rates below 3.5% could be counterproductive and recommended an activist fiscal policy going forward.

US firms with H-1B staff file more patents, generating significant economic value, according to a working paper by researchers for the Nati...

Raise taxes on the rich, and the rich will respond by cutting back on efforts to bolster their businesses and their own incomes.

There is a mystery within a mystery: a big chunk of services growth has come from traditional services not targeted by reforms.

Despite rapid growth over the last decade, labour productivity in India is still much lower than in many other countries. According to the ...

Since there is a limit to how much the supply of either labour or capital can be increased

Trade not aid’ has been the rallying cry of not only free trade enthusiasts but increasingly of development economists as well.

For the first time in many years, policy making and, more immediately, the forthcoming Union Budget have become hostage to inflation concer...