The Globalist

Is a weak labor market good for U.S. corporate profits?

Can the U.S. economy trim costs and make itself internationally competitive?

The demand for domestic care workers is continually rising: what makes these workers one of the most vulnerable groups in the global labor market?

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

Why are care workers for the elderly, the disabled and children being given short shrift in the debate over U.S. immigration reform?

Why has the American Dream slipped out of the reach of more and more of the middle class?

As 11 million Indian young people come of age over the next ten years, where will they find work?

How are workers from emerging markets changing the global economy?

When it comes to population growth, why is more not always better?

Is a citizen-based social contract too much for American citizens to handle?