Fetishising GDP growth neither prevents an increase in poverty under neo-liberalism, nor succeeds in maintaining the GDP growth itself.

The standard ways of measuring economic growth don’t capture what life is like for real people. A new metric offers a better alternative, especially for seeing disparities across the country.

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GDP and March PCE reports could lead to higher rates, a stronger dollar, and a decline in the stock market. Read more to see my thoughts.

That’s based on the latest projections from the International Monetary Fund. According to the IMF, Europe’s share of world GDP has dropped 1.4 percentage points since 2018, and Japan’s by 2.1 points.

Are you happy about your life, generally speaking? Do you have all the things you want and need? My Danish friend loves to tout how happy people are in her country — and she has a point.

That simple method, called the "Climbing Limo", uses nominal GDP data that was available back in September 2023 in its projections. The following chart reveals how closely that method worked for ...

We call for the implementation of a universal basic income for adults and children valued at R862.9 billion over three years — R557.7 billion for adults and R305.2 billion for children who received a ...

The UK currently spends just over 2% of GDP on defence, but it has recently started to include the money used to support Ukraine against Russia's full-scale invasion to boost - critics say ...

The divergence from the approved budget is 0.2 percent of GDP, meaning that the risk of not achieving the budget target is low. The RRZ sees the biggest negative risk for the budget in measures for ...

There are strong arguments for and against a SASSA Basic Income Grant, but experts say government's bad fiscal decisions mean there just isn’t enough money ...