Analysis Colin McLean: Can innovation power growth in Scotland?
Developing a Scottish Cluster Scheme is taking time and more urgency may be needed to catch up with neighbouring countries
Developing a Scottish Cluster Scheme is taking time and more urgency may be needed to catch up with neighbouring countries
This makes his work relevant today, when the invisible hand of a mixed economy seems to be failing to deliver what society wants
It is productivity growth that has the potential to boost incomes and deliver higher living standards
Scotland’s businesses have been steadily disappearing from the stock market
Not all of the factors undermining city centre activity are intrinsically bad
What does the future hold for Scotland’s cities, post-pandemic? Reopening of social life should be the catalyst for fresh thinking and investment.
Money problems and inequalities have grown in the pandemic, but financial education still has a low profile.
Alongside COP26, Glasgow hosted some expert gatherings of thought leaders. One of the most challenging discussions was in the Longevity Forum. The focus was on sustainability, but with some surprising evidence and conclusions. World population may not be on the upward trajectory built into current long-term planning.
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