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Jomo Kwame Sundaram and Rosli Omar Owing to our varied circumstances and experiences, there are contradictory tendencies to either exaggerate or underestimate the power and importance of artificial intelligence (AI) in contemporary society. Nor should we uncritically legitimize everything AI can be used for, even if...

Freedom Is Future-Facing Free-market advocates must not be beguiled that technological change and disruption mean the end of capitalism. Conservatives and classical liberals face a challenge today similar to that faced by William F. Buckley Jr. at the founding of National Review as he stood athwart history yelling, “Stop!”...

C. P. Chandrasekhar As the term of the current NDA government nears its end, with signs of popular dissatisfaction over its performance on the economic front, the urge to ramp up expenditure to woo the electorate intensifies. But a number of factors have combined to render...

Neo-Keynesianism The following article is from The Great Soviet Encyclopedia(1979). It might be outdated or ideologically biased. Neo-Keynesianism a bourgeois theory of state-monopoly regulation of the capitalist economy. Neo-Keynesianism is a modification of Keynesian economics to suit the historical conditions that took shape after World War II. Among the...