The concept of “secular stagnation” — that the economy may be facing a protracted period of low growth and high unemployment — has been seeping back into economic and policy discourse. Once relegated ...

Another shot fired in the ongoing debate over secular stagnation, this one from Fitch Ratings (via the WSJ): “The secular stagnation framework pays insufficient attention to important cyclical ...

MILAN – Much of the world, especially the advanced economies, has been mired in a pattern of slow and declining GDP growth in recent years, causing many to wonder whether this is becoming a ...

A little more than a year ago, Larry Summers, the former Treasury Secretary and White House economic adviser, suggested that the United States economy might well have entered an an extended period of ...

The secular stagnation hypothesis suggests that low interest rates may be the new normal in years to come. This column argues that this prospect should not only lead to a major rethinking of policy ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Gauti Eggertsson and Neil Mehrotra’s latest stab at modelling secular stagnation can be found here. It includes ...

Career stagnation is affecting the American workforce, 53% of whom feel replaceable at the drop of a hat, and 52% of employers agree with that perspective. It’s no secret that there’s a cool breeze ...