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Title	By	Publisher	Published
Testing Resilience Report · 27pp The evolving conflict in the Middle East has human and economic costs for the countries directly involved, and will test … Fiscal Policy	OECD	OECD	26 Mar 2026	View
The Economic Benefit of Promoting Healthy Ageing and Community Care Research Paper  3 THE ECONOMIC BENEFIT OF PROMOTING HEALTHY AGEING AND COMMUNITY CARE © OECD 2025 Foreword Growing demand for health … Community Care Health	OECD	OECD	8 Oct 2025	View
The Black Hole of Miscalculation Web Article Rachel Reeves’ ‘black hole’ narrative echoes the Treasury shock doctrine that tipped Jim Callaghan’s government into chaos, finds Liam Payne. UK IMF Bailout	Scottish Left Review	Scottish Left Review	1 Nov 2024	View
Kings Over the Necessaries of Life: Monopolization and the Elimination of Competition in America’s Agriculture System Report · 206pp This report sets out definitive evidence that a handful of monopolistic corporations have consolidated a dangerous amount of power over … Food Food Insecurity	Farm Action US	Farm Action US	15 Sep 2024	View
How to Pay for the War Book · 94pp Fiscal Policy	John Maynard Keynes	Macmillan and Co.	26 Feb 1940	View