THE FUTURE'S TINY TAX HAVENS — FOR CRYPTOCURRENCIES
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Dr. Clair Brown: The Buddhist Economist
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The Stop Light Redefining Poverty
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Born in Paraguay, a questionnaire that helps economically weak sections determine the extent of their poverty themselves and then guides them towards solutions, is emerging as an unlikely tool for economic emancipation spreading now to other continents.
Former Central Banker Wants To Curb Powers ... Of Central Banks
Meet the former central banker who – surprise, surprise – wants the powers of central banks clipped.
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Mariana Mazzucato, Is She the Next Piketty?
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Is He The 21st Century Keynes?
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Kate Raworth, Doughnut Economics
Meet the economist who is showing how your favorite donut is actually a great approximation for the state of resources in the 21st economy between those who have enough and those living in deprivation
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the future of the sharing economy: the government's next
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Cryptocurrency values may fluctuate, but entire nations are betting their economic futures on their long-term benefits. Small countries – and brand-new nations – are emerging as tax havens for digital currencies.
The principles of Gautam Buddha and Adam Smith are compatible for this economist, in her bid to create a sustainable economy.
America can survive – and thrive -- with low taxes. It just needs to learn from its past, argues Grover Norquist in this Opinion piece.
How America Can Successfully Become a Low-Tax Society
John Maynard Keynes famously advised governments to employ those without jobs to dig holes and fill them if nothing else, arguing that money in their hands would keep the engine of the economy running. Today, this economist is proposing a federal work-for-all policy, an idea that is fast becoming the subject of a heated debate for a polarized polity.
William Darity Jr., a Duke University professor, has pushed the idea of a federal jobs guarantee into the mainstream.
A decade after the Lehman Brothers collapse marked the start of the financial crisis, the global economy is still feeling the impact. But while long-accepted principles of free trade face populist challenges, transformative new ideas are emerging. How will capitalism and currencies look a decade from now? Can we save the planet and eliminate poverty? This OZY original series takes you on a journey into the Economies of the Future and introduces the people whose work could shape them.
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Most governments have resisted, even battled the emergence of a sharing economy, even as millennials have embraced it. Now that’s changing. Governments are fast adapting to a reality they no longer see only as an adversary.
