Conventional policy solutions for a highly unconventional shock won’t work. We will need different coping mechanisms
China: from surplus labour and unemployment risk, to labour shortages in a decade
21st January 2015
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) announced recently that even though economic growth had dropped in 2014 to the lowest for 24 years (7.4%),
Capital punishment: why new technologies are hurting us (for now)
First published: Prospectmagazine.co.uk, 17/11/2014
Scary headlines belie the complexity—and the potential opportunities—of technological shocks in the labour market
t has been hailed as the biggest change in the way the world works since the Industrial Revolution.