Industrial revolutions brought major upheaval — yet growth and jobs followed familiar patterns , and KC Law (Economist) June 17, 2026
Stagnant job growth, falling participation: America's labour market is weaker than it looks , and KC Law (Economist) June 10, 2026
High youth unemployment in Britain: what the numbers actually show , and KC Law (Economist) June 3, 2026
Fears of graduating into unemployment — but data from three economies offer no cause for alarm , and KC Law (Economist) May 27, 2026
Hong Kong's blockbuster first-quarter growth, on closer inspection, looks more like a lucky break , and KC Law (Economist) May 20, 2026
Services and durables drive consumption — but has the recovery arrived? , and KC Law (Economist) May 13, 2026
Corporate profits and employment signal recession --- who sees it clearly, who does not , and KC Law (Economist) May 6, 2026
Productivity and unemployment move together — the man-versus-machine zero-sum is doubtful , and KC Law (Economist) April 29, 2026
Cross-border spending: a convenient explanation the data cannot support , and KC Law (Economist) April 22, 2026
Core inflation follows expectations — oil prices alone cannot push it higher , and KC Law (Economist) April 15, 2026
Peak in election years, trough at midterms — but the noise drowns out the cycle , and KC Law (Economist) April 8, 2026
Oil prices and recessions across the decades — the link may be fading , and KC Law (Economist) April 1, 2026
What industrial revolutions actually change — and what they don't , and KC Law (Economist) March 25, 2026
Oil's role in the economic cycle has changed — growth and recession now have other drivers , and KC Law (Economist) March 18, 2026
Oil price surge meets recession fears — but this time the old playbook may not apply , and KC Law (Economist) March 11, 2026
Every surge in Hong Kong government infrastructure spending has coincided with economic and employment downturns , and KC Law (Economist) March 4, 2026