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My view on the future of economic development is outlined briefly in the TEDx talk I gave on Human Capital and the Age of Change.
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- 23/9/16: The Future of Work: Uncharted Policy Waters
- 23/9/16: Two Major Partnerships for AID:Tech
- 21/9/16: BOJ New (non) Bazuka
- 21/9/16: Apple Tax Case: Not the Rate, the Loopholes
- 22/9/16: The most important charts in the world......
- 21/9/16: BOJ & Fed: Surprises at the End of Policy...
- 19/9/16: Survivorship Bias Primers
- 19/9/16: Big Data Biases?
- 19/9/16: US Median Income Statistics: Losing One's...
- 19/9/16: FocusEconomics: The Italian Dilemma
- 17/9/16: The Mudslide Cometh for Your Ladder
- 14/9/16: Apple Tax on Keiser Report
- 14/9/16: Economics as Art
- 14/9/16: Expresso on ECB forward policy options
- 13/9/16: U.S. business investment slump: oil spoil?
- 12/9/16: Fiscal Policy in the Age of Debt
- 11/9/16: BRIC PMIs: Composite Activity - August
- 11/9/16: BRIC PMIs: Services & Manufacturing - August
- 7/9/16: Don't Tell the Cheerleaders: U.S. Corporat...
- 6/9/16: The Pain in Spain: Growth vs Structural De...
- 4/9/16: Earnings per Share
- 4/9/16: Some Points on Russian & European Policy U...
- 3/9/16: Fintech, Banking and Dinosaurs with Wings
- 3/9/16: Innovation policies scorecards: Euro Area ...
- 2/9/16: Does bank competition reduce cost of credit?
- 2/9/16: Forecast-based Financing and Blockchain So...
- 2/9/16: Investment in Italy: Banks, Capital and Fi...
- 2/9/16: Interest Rates, Financial Cycles and the R...
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“It is not true that people stop pursuing dreams because they grow old, they grow old because they stop pursuing dreams.” Gabriel García Márquez
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When economics inspires artists - a must see (here)
A fascinating article on mathematics of artistic beauty (here)
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