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Future of Economic Progress

How GDP distorts our view on what is important

Measuring a nations success on its GDP can lead to materialism and a decline in public services like education and healthcare.

Joseph E. Stiglitz · Project Syndicate 11 Dec 2018

Retail, Consumer Goods and Lifestyle

Microsoft calls on companies to adopt a facial recognition code of conduct

Microsoft wants other firms to join it in avoiding and safeguarding against the pitfalls of facial detection technology.

TechCrunch 11 Dec 2018

Geopolitics

What you need to know to understand Belt and Road

China's globalization plan "aims to create a new order in world politics and the world economy."

Bruno Maçães 07 Dec 2018

United States

Why some US Democrats want a ‘Green New Deal’ to tackle climate change

New York's Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is leading calls for a “select committee for a green new deal” aimed at decarbonising the US economy.

Zeke Hausfather · Carbon Brief 07 Dec 2018

Education, Gender and Work

How black women are pushing back on the 'postracial' myth

Author Ralina Joseph answers questions on her book and her research.

Peter Kelley · Futurity 07 Dec 2018

Environment and Natural Resource Security

Conservation efforts could be boosted by focus on 'ecoregions'

Focusing on unique geographical regions helps in the conservation of distinct plants and animals

Rob Jordan · Futurity 07 Dec 2018

Education, Gender and Work

Do women have to do more than men to prove themselves in the workplace?

It took a Nobel Prize before Canadian physicist Donna Strickland got promoted to a full professorship.

Leonora Risse · The Conversation 07 Dec 2018

United States

Taxpayers hate to lose: how psychology can help increase collection

Knowledge@Wharton's Alex Rees-Jones believes annual tax revenue would increase by $1.4 billion if we can reduce loss aversion

Knowledge@Wharton · Knowledge@Wharton 07 Dec 2018

China

The geopolitical impact of China’s approach to fighting climate change

China has been championing the concept of 'ecological civilization', which aims to achieve harmony between people and nature. But what does this mean for the rest of the world?

James Pennington and Ariel Kastner 07 Dec 2018

Agriculture, Food and Beverage

The 'new American farmer' isn't who you'd expect

Research shows that newer farmers do better on the outskirts of cities with a large population and a healthy number of farmers markets.

Kayla Zacharias · Futurity 06 Dec 2018

Financial and Monetary Systems

Going the extra mile: Distant lending and credit cycles

Fierce interbank competition in good economic times can lead to deterioration in lending standards

Raghuram Rajan, Christian Leuz, and João Granja · VoxEU 06 Dec 2018

China

What do US-China tensions mean for Asia?

It is increasingly difficult for countries in the region to balance economic interests with China and broader ties with the US.

Shihoko Goto 06 Dec 2018

Environment and Natural Resource Security

This US state is turning millions of oyster shells into artificial reefs

The state of Louisiana has lost more than 4,700 square km of land since the 1930s, and it's feared another 5,800 square km could go in the next half century.

Sebastien Malo · Thomson Reuters Foundation trust.org 05 Dec 2018

Space

Why NASA is offering $2.6 billion to companies who can get the US back to the moon

Almost half a century after the last moon landing, NASA is funding commercial lunar missions to uncover more of the moon's secrets.

Dave Mosher · Business Insider 04 Dec 2018

United States

The US-China trade war reaches a ceasefire after Trump-Xi summit

Donald Trump has agreed not to hike tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports from 10% to 25% “at this time”.

Roberta Rampton and Michael Martina · Reuters 03 Dec 2018

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