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THE NEW MORTGAGE SHOCK: WHY HOUSE PRICES MAY BE IN TROUBLE / THE ECONOMIST
The new mortgage shock Why house prices may be in trouble In a big serving of bad news, there are crumbs of comfort P hotograph: Getty Image...
THE COST OF CUTTING: BACK AND SHOULDER SURGERY IS OFTEN WORSE THAN USELESS / THE ECONOMIST
The cost of cutting Back and shoulder surgery is often worse than useless Millions of operations should be scrapped Illustration: Mojo Wang ...
UNPACKING THE REAL FISCAL COSTS OF IMMIGRATION / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL
Unpacking the real fiscal costs of immigration Low taxes on low earners mean the same immigrants cost the UK more than they would elsewhere ...
AFTER THE AI BUBBLE BURSTS / PROJECT SYNDICATE
After the AI Bubble Bursts Just as debt markets fueled the global financial near-meltdown that followed the 2007–08 subprime-mortgage crisis...
SPOILS OF WAR: HOW AN OIL-SUPPLY CRISIS COULD BRING ABOUT AN INVESTMENT BOOM / THE ECONOMIST
Spoils of war How an oil-supply crisis could bring about an investment boom The windfall from the Gulf war has shored up balance-sheets and...
THE REAL RISK OF PRIVATE CREDIT´S INVOLVEMENT IN THE PENSION BUSINESS / THE FINANCIAL TIMES MARKETS INSIGHT
The real risk of private credit’s involvement in the pension business The critical issue is liquidity and ensuring that long-term promises t...
FIVE WAYS THE IRAN ENERGY SHOCK IS WRONFOOTING THE WORLD / THE FINANCIAL TIMES BIG READ
Five ways the Iran energy shock is wrongfooting the world Don’t obsess about the crude price and don’t think this crisis is like its predece...
HOW 9/11 FRACTURED THE GLOBAL ORDER / PROJECT SYNDICATE
How 9/11 Fractured the Global Order The terrorist attack on the United States 25 years ago remains among the most consequential events of th...