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Should Eurozone nations continue to heed the words of the very nation which profits directly from austerity gone bad elsewhere?
With the failure of the bailout approval in parliament, Cyprus edges that much closer to default. Thing is, a yes vote wouldn't have changed a thing.
Even with stock markets reaching record highs, can America truly afford to turn a blind eye to the excesses of Wall Street's banking elite?
The scientific arguments for the various global economic models need to be updated.
As Europe's Central Bank looks to cut rate targets into 2013, all eyes turn to the key reference rate for the continent's major banks.
Idea-Links challenges the conventional wisdom around creativity, replacing it with a new way of thinking...
There’s something to be said for addressing the economic and the political separately; to the extent possible, as conceptually apart.
As the fiscal cliff draws nearer, can Uncle Sam find savings by trading his paper dollars for metal coins?
A provocative economist tells of America's vicious circle of growing inequality.
With liquidation of Hostess Brands nearing reality, 18,000 Americans stand to lose their jobs. Does this underscore something deeper in the U.S. labor markets?