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There are one billion people with disabilities in the world, yet they are half as likely to employed as their non-disabled peers. Businesses that do tap into this vast pool of underused t...
Harvey Milk said: 'Gay people, we will not win our rights by staying quietly in our closets.' Today, that's more true than ever.
With the right investments in education, training and health, it should be possible to realize the full potential of a more inclusive society
Under distributed ownership, an enterprise is owned and run jointly by its members, who then share its profits and benefits. A leading social entrepreneur explains how it solve India's ch...
Having a bank account and using digital payments are just the foundations of financial inclusion. Now India has addressed these basics, the government and private sector must take the fol...
Life expectancy is rising, child mortality is falling and conflicts are in decline.
By leading with its strengths, collaborating across industries and aligning sustainability with growth, the private sector can maximize its social impact.
India is a major engine of global economic growth. But whether the country can achieve inclusive progress and maximize its potential depends on these three pillars.
Machine learning can process huge sums of data in a fraction of the time a human can, so it can be an effective tool in policy making.
The measures are broken into two broad categories, statistics- based and model-based.
Knowledge@Wharton's Alex Rees-Jones believes annual tax revenue would increase by $1.4 billion if we can reduce loss aversion
The exchange rate is one of the most important prices in an economy – and also one of the most variable.
The real effects of mitigating counterparty risk: Evidence from 19th century France
The intertwined nature of global supply chains can lead to economic shockwaves.
A look at how tax policies have influenced the labour supply of private households in the US and EU since the 1980s.
