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Economics
When vacancies vanish: UK and French unemployment at a turning point?
If economic growth remains weak, we expect unemployment in these countries to rise more than in their peers. 
When small parcels mean big business
For all the noise on headline tariff rates, tariffs on small packages are underdiscussed. 
What can the London congestion charge teach us about tariffs?
Congestion charges and tariffs are very different in design, but both are attempts to use taxes to change economic behaviour. What can we learn from... 
US tariffs: what happens next?
In a dramatic reversal of policy, President Trump has paused reciprocal tariffs. But uncertainty and the effective tariff rate remain high and the US is... 
A fresh perspective on EM: advanced economies hiding in plain sight
Who’s richer: Japan or China? The answer reveals why GDP per capita doesn’t tell the whole story. 
How could uncertainties around US policy impact emerging markets?
The new administration in Washington is pursuing radical changes to global trade – what consequences could these have for rising economies? 
President Trump’s first couple of weeks: economic implications
The White House’s policy agenda has been in overdrive since inauguration. Consensus expects the agenda to support US growth. We see significant downside risks to... 
EM fiscal outlook: Running out of other people’s money
It’s that time where most countries prepare their budgets for next year. So let’s take this opportunity to reflect on the outlook for emerging market... 
Optical illusion
We believe the prospects for a US soft landing have improved further due to recent large upward revisions to household savings and profits in the... 
Gauging the impact of tariffs under Trump
One of the biggest policy differences between the presidential candidates is trade; at stake is the speed of deglobalisation. Recommended content for you
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