The Globalist

Many European countries would like to grow jobs at the same rate as the U.S. A look behind the official U.S. statistics.

Establishing a European Unemployment Reinsurance Fund carries the risk that it might be used to circumvent unpopular national-level decisions on structural reforms.

Once a haven for other Africans, the country’s economic crisis has soured public opinion on foreigners.

The Zuma era is finally over. What a mess he left behind.

Iran’s economy continues to struggle with not finding enough jobs for its young.

To men who have seen their economic opportunities fade, Trump sounds like he is making a good deal of sense.

Prospects for U.S. jobs and wage gains are dimming.

How do we get a U.S. Fed that works for Main Street, not Wall Street?

A selection of the best features on African Americans published by The Globalist in 2014.

Many of the world’s poorest workers have jobs, but their jobs don’t pay enough for them to escape poverty.