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Decline of Strikes in France: From Mass Action to Individual Negotiation
The number of strike days in France has plummeted from seven million annually in the 1970s to less than 100,000 in 2022, reflecting a shift from collective bargaining to individual negotiations within a more individualistic societal framework.
Decline of Strikes in France: From Mass Action to Individual Negotiation
The number of strike days in France has plummeted from seven million annually in the 1970s to less than 100,000 in 2022, reflecting a shift from collective bargaining to individual negotiations within a more individualistic societal framework.
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32% Bias Score
Griffin Condemns Trump's Fed Attacks, Warning of Economic Risks
Hedge fund billionaire Ken Griffin and University of Chicago professor Anil Kashyap warn in a Wall Street Journal op-ed that President Trump's attacks on the Federal Reserve risk higher inflation and long-term interest rates, citing historical parallels to the Nixon-era stagflation.
Griffin Condemns Trump's Fed Attacks, Warning of Economic Risks
Hedge fund billionaire Ken Griffin and University of Chicago professor Anil Kashyap warn in a Wall Street Journal op-ed that President Trump's attacks on the Federal Reserve risk higher inflation and long-term interest rates, citing historical parallels to the Nixon-era stagflation.
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52% Bias Score
Germany Faces Pension Crisis Amid Aging Population and Declining Birthrate
Germany's pay-as-you-go pension system, established in 1955, is facing collapse due to an aging population and declining birthrate, forcing discussions on reform.
Germany Faces Pension Crisis Amid Aging Population and Declining Birthrate
Germany's pay-as-you-go pension system, established in 1955, is facing collapse due to an aging population and declining birthrate, forcing discussions on reform.
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16% Bias Score
Reform UK's Economic Plans Under Scrutiny
Ahead of its Birmingham conference, Reform UK's economic proposals, including significant tax cuts and spending increases, are facing increased scrutiny, with questions raised about their feasibility and potential impact on government borrowing.
Reform UK's Economic Plans Under Scrutiny
Ahead of its Birmingham conference, Reform UK's economic proposals, including significant tax cuts and spending increases, are facing increased scrutiny, with questions raised about their feasibility and potential impact on government borrowing.
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24% Bias Score
No Tax on Tips: Impact and Unresolved Issues
A new policy eliminates federal taxes on tips for specific occupations, potentially costing \$40 billion and affecting roughly 4 million Americans, but with some implementation details still unclear.
No Tax on Tips: Impact and Unresolved Issues
A new policy eliminates federal taxes on tips for specific occupations, potentially costing \$40 billion and affecting roughly 4 million Americans, but with some implementation details still unclear.
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20% Bias Score
Truss Defends Record, Calls for Institutional Change in UK
Former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss defended her economic policies, blaming the Bank of England and the Office for Budget Responsibility for the economic turmoil during her 44-day premiership and advocating for institutional change similar to what she perceives as Donald Trump's revolution in the US.
Truss Defends Record, Calls for Institutional Change in UK
Former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss defended her economic policies, blaming the Bank of England and the Office for Budget Responsibility for the economic turmoil during her 44-day premiership and advocating for institutional change similar to what she perceives as Donald Trump's revolution in the US.
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40% Bias Score
Labour MP Declines Deputy Leadership, Calls for Economic Reset
Labour MP Louise Haigh declined the deputy leadership, advocating for an economic reset to overcome inherited debt and flawed economic frameworks, arguing against constraints imposed by institutions like the OBR.
Labour MP Declines Deputy Leadership, Calls for Economic Reset
Labour MP Louise Haigh declined the deputy leadership, advocating for an economic reset to overcome inherited debt and flawed economic frameworks, arguing against constraints imposed by institutions like the OBR.
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56% Bias Score
Trump's Assault on US Economic Norms: Chaos and Uncertainty
Donald Trump's erratic economic policies, including tariff threats and interventions in companies like Intel and Nvidia, are dismantling established US economic norms, creating uncertainty despite a currently muted market response.
Trump's Assault on US Economic Norms: Chaos and Uncertainty
Donald Trump's erratic economic policies, including tariff threats and interventions in companies like Intel and Nvidia, are dismantling established US economic norms, creating uncertainty despite a currently muted market response.
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16% Bias Score
Treasury Secretary Calls for Federal Reserve Banking Regulation Removal
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent advocates for removing the Federal Reserve's banking regulatory authority, citing conflicts of interest and suggesting an independent review of the institution.
Treasury Secretary Calls for Federal Reserve Banking Regulation Removal
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent advocates for removing the Federal Reserve's banking regulatory authority, citing conflicts of interest and suggesting an independent review of the institution.
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60% Bias Score
Canada's Trade Diversification Efforts Face Setbacks Despite Government Initiatives
Despite government initiatives, Canada's exports to non-US markets fell 8.6 percent in July, reversing earlier gains and highlighting the challenges of reducing reliance on the US.
Canada's Trade Diversification Efforts Face Setbacks Despite Government Initiatives
Despite government initiatives, Canada's exports to non-US markets fell 8.6 percent in July, reversing earlier gains and highlighting the challenges of reducing reliance on the US.
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16% Bias Score
Albanese Government: Cautious Approach to Reform
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's Labor government, despite a large majority, is prioritizing consolidating power over enacting significant reforms, delaying crucial measures on climate change and intergenerational equity.
Albanese Government: Cautious Approach to Reform
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's Labor government, despite a large majority, is prioritizing consolidating power over enacting significant reforms, delaying crucial measures on climate change and intergenerational equity.
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52% Bias Score
French Government Faces Uncertainty After Bayrou Vote
French Economy and Finance Minister Éric Lombard stated the government would need to compromise with the left on deficit reduction plans if Prime Minister Bayrou loses a confidence vote next week, potentially necessitating negotiations with the left to pass the 2026 budget.
French Government Faces Uncertainty After Bayrou Vote
French Economy and Finance Minister Éric Lombard stated the government would need to compromise with the left on deficit reduction plans if Prime Minister Bayrou loses a confidence vote next week, potentially necessitating negotiations with the left to pass the 2026 budget.
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28% Bias Score
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