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A deep distrust of government and media among some groups has created a chasm in American society. A new book explains why the gap is so wide.
For many Americans, how the Federal Reserve operates is a mystery. A new book by former Fed analyst Danielle DiMartino Booth offers an insider's view.
Standard economic models ignore important things like health and well-being. A better model would take the shape of a doughnut, says author Kate Raworth.
U.S. businesses looking to invest in Cuba face an uncertain policy regime, and national security dangers also loom, say experts.
Financial reforms in China lag far behind the country's outsized impact on the global economy. How far and how fast should its global financial integration go?
The U.K.’s shocking vote has piled more uncertainty on Brexit as Conservatives lost the majority. Wharton Dean Geoffrey Garrett analyzes the potential fallout.
In India, the world’s largest democracy, 34% of parliamentary members are involved in criminal cases. Does democracy fuel crooked politicians?
For many critics of U.S. health care, Canada's single-payer system has long been viewed as an alternative, superior model. Could a similar system work in the U.S.?
Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro’s attempts to consolidate political power amid economic misery are taking a huge toll, according to two Penn experts.
Two experts discuss the challenges ahead for new South Korean President Moon Jae-in.
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