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What business leaders can learn from the erosion of democracy
Most people care about democracy. So why do they sit quietly while its foundations are being chipped away ��� and what can organisations learn from this?
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Leadership and management
Most people care about democracy. So why do they sit quietly while its foundations are being chipped away ��� and what can organisations learn from this?

Economics
A rare regulatory scenario could see Brussels tilt the Netflix - Paramount battle for Warner Bros.

Economics
New research finds evidence that there is more solidarity between generations than the ���Millennials versus Boomers��� narrative would suggest.

Health
Children with jobless parents are more likely to experience ill health in adulthood. Understanding how age, gender and education affect outcomes can help policymakers improve lives and cut spending.

Health
Has Brexit delivered faster access to new medicines, or has it increased red tape and made the UK a less attractive market for pharmaceutical innovation?

Finance
Voluntary global carbon markets present a big opportunity for Southeast Asia. But international authorities must do more to encourage investment to combat greenhouse gas emissions.

Economics
Poorer children across the world face worse prospects than their more privileged peers. Here���s what India can teach us about the economic and moral challenge of social mobility.

Economics
Longer lives, coupled with a trend for richer countries to produce fewer children, has led to panic. But are these really things we should be worrying about?

Sustainability
Investing for good is not only possible, but profitable. How can you tell if your money is making a difference? Learn from the experts about the challenges and opportunities of sustainable finance.

Leadership and management
Some may find support for Donald Trump hard to understand ��� but what unites his voters, many of whom live in regions of industrial decline, is the feeling they have something to lose.

Economics
The failure of financial institutions to keep up with the rise of the intangible economy has led to economic disappointment across the developed world. So, why has this happened and what do we do now?

Leadership and management
Attacks, protests and civil unrest can severely disrupt economic activity ��� but in developing economies, they hit some businesses harder than others.

Health
A new book from 勛圖窪蹋 Business School's Centre for Health Economics & Policy Innovation and the World Health Organization tells us exactly why policymakers should care about health taxes.

Marketing
Political consumerism is on the rise and brands are often expected to take a stand on hot button issues. But how worried should companies be about the threat of a social media-led boycott?

Economics
European and American households have seen their wealth grow by roughly similar degrees over the last 50 years, but in the US, the gap between the rich and the poor has become much more pronounced.

Economics
Economic growth theory supplies a useful tool for thinking about how actions in the past affect the future.

Economics
Dr Cl獺udia Cust籀dio discusses how rising temperatures affect business performance, and why it���s vital that we understand the macroeconomic impact of climate change.

Sustainability
To meet sustainability goals, our future power systems will need to change dramatically over the next 50 years and the right solution is critical to shaping policy.

Finance
Analysis by 勛圖窪蹋���s Centre for Climate Finance & Investment shows how renewable energy has benefitted from technological improvements, policy support and lower financing costs.