When it comes to economics, there are no clear guidelines for what to do when there’s financial fallout, as seen in 2008, and how to deal with the repercussions

When thinking about economic predictions in relation to quantum physics, it’s a slight concern when the latter seems easier to decipher

Making student loans more affordable could be detrimental to the economy

Regulations are needed to prevent would-be crowdfunding investors from being swindled

Corrupt policies mean that interpreting a nation’s financial standing can be a minefield

Our intervention in poor countries is stopping their governments improving

The fall of the BRICS shows that the US is still indispensible to the world economy

The chopping and changing of Australia’s government makes it look like a pantomime

Canada proves that state intervention in real estate is not necessarily a bad thing

Nuclear fusion could work – but only if we cough up some money

The IMF got it wrong when it came to Greece’s government debt crisis

Could profit sharing end disparity in US worker pay?

Economics – like art – is being slowly influenced by big money

Innovation is happening – companies must learn to adapt with it

Germany must stop squabbling with Google and other American internet platforms