The pandemic is an opportunity for policymakers to fix the structure of the economic system more

The pandemic is an opportunity for policymakers to fix the structure of the economic system more
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has embraced mission-oriented governance in letter but not in spirit. Far from empowering the state to serve the public interest, his plan for a COVID-19 testing “moonshot” threatens to weaken further the capacity of the public-health sector. more
The year is 2023. The COVID-19 pandemic has come to an end, and the global economy is on the path to recovery. How did we get here? more
The UK prime minister’s crude characterisation of how drug innovation works has worrying implications more
Skewed public-private relationships […] are just one part of the problem. more
The world is approaching a tipping point on climate change, when protecting the future of civilization will require dramatic interventions. Avoiding this scenario will require a green economic transformation. more
The relationship between the public and the private sector is broken – For too long, governments have socialized risks but privatized rewards. more
The historic plan is a turning point for the bloc but policymakers need new tools to direct it. more
With the COVID-19 pandemic forcing governments to spend on an unprecedented scale, it’s time to restore the state to its proper role as a rudder for the broader economy. more
With governments spending on a massive scale to mitigate the economic fallout from COVID-19, they should be positioning their economies for a more sustainable future. more