The Globalist

When we think about the future of work, we are blindsided.

As more digital freelancers find work through online labor platforms, taxing their income will become increasingly difficult.

Large organizations stifle creativity: Why we need parameters (not rules) to operate within (not under).

What can governments do for incomes in an era of intense global labor competition and automation?

Seven decades since the end of World War II, do U.S. women still lead in workforce participation rates?

Will Syriza pursue real reforms to get the country growing?

What percentage of U.S. jobs does the manufacturing sector account for?

Fifty years after the passage of the Civil Rights Act, how much progress have black Americans made?

Did historian Niall Ferguson forget that Keynes was deeply concerned about the economic futures of his generation’s grandchildren?

Why would USAID not get behind an effort to turn Afghan farmers from poppy to cotton?