Is stakeholder capitalism really back?
We will have to wait and see whether the US Business Roundtable’s recent statement renouncing corporate governance based on shareholder
Elizabeth Smith
8 June 2019
Business & Finance
Technology, asset management, financial products and business models. Top players, emerging markets and multional companies which are changing the world and laying the foundation of a new age.
The three revolutions economics needs
The silence of most economists on the underlying causes of the political ructions erupting throughout the West – and on
Elizabeth Smith
8 June 2019
The Euro’s first 20 years
According to public opinion polls, 20 years after its introduction, the euro is highly popular, with 64% of eurozone citizens
Elizabeth Smith
8 June 2019
How Germany lost its Einsteins
Recent research shows that the high inequality of opportunity associated with low inter-generational economic mobility is shrinking America’s pool of
Elizabeth Smith
8 June 2019
Reimaging Davos
At the recent World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos, participants made the same mistake they always do: extrapolating from
Elizabeth Smith
8 June 2019
Franco-German friendship is not enough
By signing the Treaty of Aachen, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron have taken an important step
Elizabeth Smith
8 June 2019
Risk to the global economy in 2019
Over the course of this year and next, the biggest economic risks will emerge in those areas where investors think
Elizabeth Smith
6 June 2019
