Stuart Watkins

Inflation is hotting up, leading workers to demand wage rises to compensate. Union membership is on the rise again. Will this spark a wage-price spiral? Stuart Watkins reports.

Nudge theory, the revolutionary theory of how governments can get you to change your behavior for your own good, is now 15 years old. How does it stand up?

Modern capitalism was supposed to deliver productivity gains, efficiency and unimagined wealth for all. So why are so many of us labouring away at pointless work?

How to plan for collective goals when the market knows best? Dan Greenwood's book, Effective Governance, shows the way.

Capitalism puts the food on the table. Be grateful and don’t expect more than it can give, says Stuart Watkins.

Britain’s richest plumber aims to become the “Harrods of the handyman world”.

Ukraine's surprise invasion into Kursk could change the course of the war politically

What is causing the delays in Indonesia’s new capital city and when will it be complete?

Free banking is one alternative to central banks, but would switching to a radical new system be worth the risk?

What will Trump's US presidential election win actually mean for Americans and the rest of the world?