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Ruchir SharmaThe Guardian |
The fates of former ‘model’ economies carry lessons for current stars
One overlooked reason for US resilience is stimulus still coursing through the economy
Voters are increasingly willing to trade political freedom for economic progress
Some of the most prominent beleaguered nations are now carrying out radical reforms
The most popular cryptocurrency is starting to look like more than a passing fad
While the US rise in stock prices is all about tech, India’s boom is more broad-based
After a decade of stability in a country not known for it, Joko Widodo will be a hard act to follow
Voters are reacting to long-term problems, and looking for fresh fixes
Leaders should be wary of curbing the force that helped save the world economy in 2023
Countries across the continent have been unable to capitalise on their demographic dividend
State elections show that the Indian prime minister keeps benefiting from the failings of the opposition
The past two years have seen the largest drop in the nation’s share of global GDP since the Mao era
As multiple nations go to the polls next year, pre-election spending by governing parties will be punished
Investors as a group don’t act like individuals — their collective mind recognises risk as a historical constant
Hollywood certainly thinks so but in reality superior market intelligence is rare
Biden-era spending has turbocharged growth — but the resulting debts may bring pain
The consensus now sees the country stagnating long term, but is missing more dramatic short-term scenarios
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