Everybody loves small businesses. But prosperity hinges on the big ones.
My latest for @FT. In defence of big business:
THREAD (1/5): India has its own version of the “China shock”.
Instead of exporting high volumes of manufacturing goods across the globe, the world’s most populous nation sends millions of workers abroad.
My column on the "India shock" for @FT:
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The India shock: exporting workers to the world.
My latest column for @FT. Emigration has helped New Delhi manage its labour surplus. But just as China is experiencing a worldwide backlash to its exports, India faces one as well.
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The UK has uncovered how to boost its lacklustre productivity growth: get better data.
My latest for @FT. Productivity is only a proxy for prosperity. It is not as if Britons woke up after the ONS' latest data revision feeling better about their fortunes:
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AI is getting smarter. Human intelligence, however, appears to be going the other way — at least among teenagers.
My latest @FT column. Falling global test scores underscore the importance of core knowledge, attention and mindset:
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THREAD (1/5): Manchester is a UK triumph of private enterprise.
My article for @FT: If Britain is to grow faster, it will need real “Manchesterism”— not the version Burnham supporters appear to think he represents.
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If the UK is to grow faster, it will need real “Manchesterism”— not the version Andy Burnham supporters appear to think he represents.
My latest column for @FT: Manchester's revival is a triumph of private enterprise
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Britain gets the politics it deserves
My latest for @FT. Cakeism, impatience and low-quality public discourse contribute to the UK’s instability:
