Study Finds Foreign Direct Investment Falls Short as a Growth Solution

29 March 2026

Foreign direct investment (FDI) has long been regarded as a dependable driver of economic growth, often credited with creating jobs, boosting productivity, and transferring new…

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Uneven SDG Progress: Low-Baseline Goals Move Forward as High-Baseline Ones Stall

4 January 2026

With only five years left before the 2030 deadline for achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a new international study reveals a sharply…

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The darker side beneath the mushroom craze of 2025

21 November 2025

A new academic study suggests the commercial future of psychedelic medicine may be far shakier than resurgent investor optimism implies. Despite renewed interest from pharmaceutical…

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Africa’s Economic Future Depends on Scaling Firms, Not Just Starting Them

15 July 2025

Many policymakers and academics continue to champion the “entrepreneurial ecosystems” (EE) blueprint as a cure-all for Africa’s economic malaise, arguing that if only roads, finance,…

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Brains on the Move: How Skilled Migrants are Shaping the Future of the Global Economy

24 May 2025

As the immigration debate intensifies across the United States, a new academic study from the University of California’s School of Global Policy and Strategy critically…

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Recent Research Uncovers Concealed Dangers of Social Capital in Microfinance Amidst Economic Turmoil

24 February 2025

A recently published article in the Strategic Management Journal reveals a significant yet often overlooked risk associated with microfinance. While social capital contributes to financial…

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Study Connects India’s Nutritional Programme to Improved Health and Higher Earnings

2 February 2025

Despite our world’s scientific advances and interconnected economies, malnutrition remains a persistent global issue. The United Nations reported that in 2023, an estimated 2.33 billion…

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