Tej Parikh

Barriers to development at home push the upsides of UK research abroad

This is not the nostalgic, protectionism-fuelled return that the president promised

Despite large populations and economies, the countries consistently fail to qualify for the World Cup

As policymakers shift towards industrial interventionism, they risk neglecting the simplest drivers of growth

Factory-floor applications of the technology could significantly enhance rich-world economies

Factory-floor applications of the technology could significantly enhance rich-world economies

Four new books that examine the morals, markets and money behind modern capitalism

‘Soft left’ Labour MPs backing Andy Burnham might have learned the wrong lessons from the city’s revival

The former chancellor delivers a convincing, optimistic and detailed blueprint for growth — and a candid assessment of his own time in government

Anxiety about the technology is set to generate a political backlash