When economic output rises but the quality of life remains flat, growth is built at the cost of widening the gap between what ...

Photo courtesy of CEPA At the beginning of his book, The Killing Fields of Inequality Göran Therborn says, “Inequality is a ...

As a parent of millennials, I can see firsthand the reality described in a recent Barron’s commentary by Randall W. Forsyth: the financial anxiety many younger Americans feel is not ...

In the United States today, life expectancy is falling as suicides, drug addiction, alcoholism, and heart disease are inexorably on the rise, contrary to the trends in other First World countries. One ...

President Donald Trump has cut programs helping lower-income households while advancing policies benefiting the wealthy and ...

Nepal, April 3 -- The Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) has earned a historic mandate to deliver on economic prosperity and good ...

If we want to build an economy that works for everyone, we must focus not only on how many jobs are created, but also on ...

In a packed room at library in a downtown Boston, Rep. Ayanna Pressley posed a blunt question: Why are Black women, who have some of the highest labor force participation rates in the country, now ...

By Francis Ntow Accra, March 28, GNA – Ghana’s recent economic gains, which reflects in improved growth and stability indicators, risk being undermined by widening inequality and persistent structural ...

South Africa's metropolitan areas, once seen as the engines of economic growth, are now grappling with job stagnation and ...

DODOMA: THE escalation of the Middle East conflict has sparked a new wave of uncertainty in global markets, mainly caused by ...