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Stagflation is, always and everywhere, a Keynesian phenomenon Although it might seem odd for a school of economics to largely ignore the role of money in the economy, this is indeed the case with traditional Keynesian economics. Declaring in 1963 that...

Introduction Banking is the backbone of an economy. All sorts of economic and financial activities revolve round the axis of the bank. As the industry produces goods and commodities, so does the bank creates and controls money market and promotes formation...

In this guest Filmonomics post adapted from his initial think pieces on the Cinema Research Institute (CRI) blog, CRI 2014 fellow Colin Whitlow explains why the film industry would benefit from a dedicated performance index – and how he is approaching...

With biotech technology progressing at an ever increasing rate, the question has changed – instead of merely focusing on curing various illnesses and conditions, prevention has taken the spotlight. In fact, according to Trust for America’s Health (TFAH...

The rating system determines the bonuses that scouts and their managers receive and therefore incentivises strong performance, while also enabling under-performance to be addressed mainly through retraining. A circular to Perform shareholders setting...