Tej Parikh

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Friday, 8 December, 2023

Food & Beverage
The economics of chicken-shop Britain
On a wing and a prayer, or im-peck-able business model?
Thursday, 30 November, 2023

ReviewEconomics books
India’s economy, the boomer boom — and why inequality matters
Where the subcontinent should go next, the value of time and a generational transfer of wealth — all in our round-up of the best new economics titles
Thursday, 16 November, 2023

Markets InsightThe QE retreat
Central banks’ trillion-dollar problem
Bloated balance sheets need to come down without endangering financial stability
Saturday, 11 November, 2023

Innovation
Britain is a nation of thinkers, with not enough doers
The UK should take inspiration from the inventors and implementers of its industrial revolution
Sunday, 3 September, 2023

Canada
Why isn’t Canada an economic giant?
The North American nation has vast potential, yet underperforms on the global stage
Monday, 21 August, 2023

ReviewEconomics books
The best new books on economics
A defence of free markets in ‘The Capitalist Manifesto’, and the problem with the Big Four index funds and their financial power
Sunday, 20 August, 2023

Global Economy
Democracies will languish without structural economic reforms
Politicians prefer the easy but misguided option of using monetary policy and tax tweaks to fuel growth
Sunday, 16 July, 2023

Economists Exchange
Adam Posen: ‘Russia and North Korea worked hard to be self-sufficient, it has not turned out well for them’
The economist warns about the flaws of the Inflation Reduction Act and viewing industrial competition as a zero-sum game
Wednesday, 21 June, 2023

Markets InsightBank of England
Should the Bank of England adopt the Fed’s ‘dot plots’?
The UK central bank’s forthcoming review must reform how it conveys its forecasts
Monday, 12 June, 2023

ReviewEconomics books
The best new books on economics
From the roots of Britain’s postwar decline to a dissection of crashes and how to tame technology
Wednesday, 15 March, 2023

Macroeconomics
Who’s to blame for sticky prices?
A new challenger appears
Wednesday, 8 March, 2023

UK industrial strategy
Britain needs to decide what it wants to be good at
Sunak’s government is suspicious of industrial policy but it needs to focus on sectors where the UK has a global role
Monday, 13 February, 2023

ReviewNon-Fiction
How economic reasoning can find solutions for problems, big and small
Philosophy professor Erik Angner argues that the discipline can shed light on significant global challenges
Thursday, 22 December, 2022

Economists Exchange
Ricardo Reis: ‘Central banks must balance bringing inflation down without breaking things’
The LSE economics professor considers how monetary policymakers should navigate the trade-offs which lie ahead
Thursday, 29 September, 2022

Instant InsightUK financial crisis
Stop making excuses — the UK’s troubles are self-inflicted
Markets will continue to turn against the government if it remains in denial