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John Authers’ view to 2022: regime change for the global economy?
Global Economy

John Authers’ view to 2022: regime change for the global economy?

The return of inflation could force a different way of doing things. Plus a selection of the columnist’s best work from 2021

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Even mild Omicron could create severe chaos

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Coronavirus chronicle

How does Omicron challenge the treatments for Covid?

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Coronavirus chronicle

Two weeks into the Omicron outbreak: Where to from here?

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Cash is dying, but we are not ready to bury it

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Walmart is already planning for a post-inflation world
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Walmart is already planning for a post-inflation world

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Inflation is now global, but the traps are local

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Interest rates aren’t the only weapon in global inflation fight

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America’s supply chain collides with California’s nimbyism

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Inflation hasn’t hurt consumer giants Nestle, Unilever - yet