While predicting the future of anything is a loser's game, we do it automatically whether we know it or not. In our individual, social and our economic pursuits we routinely shape our thinking and ...

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's ambitious economic program mimics her mentor's 'Abenomics' agenda, but Japan's new economic realities mean that it may not be the right approach ...

When it comes to investing, especially for long terms, the first thing to get right would be the arithmetic of growth and compounding. We can make relatively reliable assumptions about the return ...

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Under these assumptions the arithmetic average growth rate is 0% per year. You might think you came out at break-even using the arithmetic growth rate, but that is not the case... In reality your ...

MUMBAI: India’s policymakers are hoping for an economic recovery, poised on the shoulders of credit and are pushing banks to loosen up and take risks. Reserve Bank of India (RBI) governor Shaktikanta ...

Randolph Grace receives funding from the Marsden Fund, administered by the Royal Society of New Zealand. University of Canterbury provides funding as a member of The Conversation AU. University of ...

While predicting the future of anything is a loser’s game, we do it automatically whether we know it or not. In our individual, social and our economic pursuits we routinely shape our thinking and ...