The International Monetary Fund recently stated that India is set to surpass Japan to become the fourth-largest economy in ...

Australia is officially back in a per capita recession, but there could be a silver lining for struggling mortgage holders.

Public spending was significantly reduced but was not matched by an increase in business investment which, as a proportion of ...

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This is not an economy for the people—it is an economy for profit, pomp, and propaganda. In a country where 80 crore people depend on free ration schemes for their daily survival, celebrating global ...

Gross domestic product (GDP) is the world’s standard measure of well-being, but remains deeply flawed. It fails to capture ...

But that anaemic growth was not enough to keep Australia out of a per capita recession, with the nation going backwards by 0.2 per cent per person. Rate relief is coming following weak GDP figures.

But that anaemic growth was not enough to keep Australia out of a per capita ... GDP figures. Picture: NewsWire / John Appleyard AMP deputy chief economist Diana Mousina said the gloomy outlook ...