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The shadow fleet's share of Baltic exports kept growing through six rounds of sanctions. Related Articles: [Russian Sanctions] A Larger Package

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The official recovery narrative stops exactly where independent estimates begin. Related Articles: [Russian Sanctions] What Satellite Data Reveals Behin

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Losing one dominant supplier leaves major strategic materials exposed. Related Articles: China Decoupling and the $23.6 Trillion Cost of Economic Securi

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Decoupling steadily widens the investment gap through 2050. Related Articles: China Decoupling and the $23.6 Trillion Cost of Economic Security | The Eco

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APAC recorded the fastest year-on-year growth in on-chain value received, reinforcing Asia’s increasing weight in global digital-asset activity. Related Articles:

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Policy uncertainty spikes around Berlin’s major housing-policy shocks. Related Articles: Berlin Housing Market: How Regulatory Risk Still Shapes Pric

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Berlin’s valuation discount emerged after repeal and persisted through 2024. Related Articles: Berlin Housing Market: How Regulatory Risk Still Shapes P

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 High-tech sourcing responds strongly to IPR protection; low-tech sourcing barely moves. Related Articles: Why Supply Chain Diversificatio

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Components per supplier fall, then rise, as IPR protection strengthens. Related Articles: Why Supply Chain Diversification Is Essential for

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Same tariff, three verdicts: the weighting choice moves the answer more than the specification does. Related Articles: The Tariff Pass-Through Puzzle: Why

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Export prices fell just as duties climbed, the two nearly canceling out at the border Related Articles: The Tariff Pass-Through Puzzle: Why Tariff Absorptio

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Mergers account for a large share of Japan’s negative exit effect. Related Articles: Why Japan Keeps Productive Small Firms Small | The Economy

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Most banks took modest losses, but a long tail of heavily exposed banks drove the pullback. Related Articles: The Collateral Channel Problem

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College-educated immigration expanded rapidly as growth among the least-educated reversed. Related Articles: Low-Skill Immigration Isn't the Wage Lever Was

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Long-term sickness absence falls after Ozempic initiation, with the reduction strengthening over time. Related Articles: GLP-1 Healthcare Coverage:

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Lower-paid workers increase hours after tightening even as hours fall across the rest of the workforce. Related Articles: Labor Supply During

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More mortgage-exposed households increased employment and took additional jobs as interest rates rose. Related Articles: Labor Supply Durin

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Source: Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC) supplier list; Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), “C919 Major Suppliers”; Airframer aircraft supply-chain database Related Articles:

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 Routine employment declines are not matched by the predicted declines in firms’ labour shares. Related Articles: Automation and Labor Share: Wh

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Routine work declined sharply, yet the distribution of firms’ labour shares remained remarkably stable. Related Articles: Automation and Labor Sh

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