Protectionism

Among the freedoms afforded to Hong Kong citizens after Britain gave up control in 1997 were freedom of speech and of the press. The result was a vibrant publishing industry that has produced a dizzying array of books, journals, newspapers, and magazines addr…

Just how deep can negative interest rates go? Well, you do not have to wait for long to find the answer to this question because the European Central Bank (ECB) is going to occupy the stage on Thursday and this particular question will be answered.AP Photo/An…

Japan's economy grew at a slower pace than initially estimated in the second quarter on the back of softer capital spending, signaling strains on the economy from weaker global growth and the U.S.-China trade war. Weakness in the global economy and trade pro…

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan’s economy grew at a slower pace than initially estimated in the second quarter as the U.S.-China trade war prompted a downward revision of business spending, intensifying calls for the central bank to deepen stimulus this month. Weak…

In the U.S. airlines remain one of the most heavily regulated industries. Most people misunderstand airline deregulation. Calls to ‘re-regulate’ stem from a mistaken idea that the regulated era was somehow pro-consumer. What deregulation ended was the govern…

Heritage represents an important part of a society's past, whose preservation then becomes the state's responsibility, as a land's relationship with its people is bound to have legal and cultural ramifications. In India, the Antiquities and Art Treasures Act,…

Chinas government will have to show more policy consistency if it wants to strengthen its appeal and attract further international green investment, even as the countrys renewable market matures, according to a leading investment executives. China is getting…

African innovators have been lauded globallyincluding here at Quartz Africafor their ability to create critical solutions amidst tough economic, political, and social realities. Yet more often than not, bad policies rather than bad luck have hindered the pote…

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Thursday on MSNBCs “The Beat,” Rutgers University professor Brittney Cooper said President Donald Trump was willing to start a physical war to end a potential recession and win reelection in 2020. Cooper said, “I am more concerned because this is not a man w…