The Globalist

How to shape the economic structures of the world’s second most populous nation.

Tokyo stands above the rest as the world’s largest metropolitan economy.

Why “Asia” never made any sense.

Privatized firms neither need to accommodate politicians’ wishes nor maintain unproductive jobs and factories.

How can it be that wealth grows faster than income for a sustained period of time?

How are the former Soviet Union and other Central and Eastern European nations faring?

Africa has one of the youngest and fastest-growing consumer markets in the world.

The laws of economics dictate that as China becomes rich, world economic growth starts to slow.

Slow growth is already here after decades of economic expansion.

Only 18 countries have more than a 1% share of the world’s total GDP.