Duncan Weldon

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Duncan Weldon is Britain economics correspondent at the Economist. His book, “Two Hundred Years of Muddling Through,” is out with Little, Brown in August

Culture

Saved by the bankers

Culture

An optimistic vision for societal reform

Economics

Condemned to be liberal: why Britain can’t easily break with economic laissez-faire

Economics

What does the next decade hold for investors?

Culture

Operation Frantic: America and Russia's joint plan to battle the Nazis

Economics

Economics and investment report: The spectre of “lowflation”

Opinions

Economics and investment: when in doubt, diversify

Regulars

Economics and investment report: finding shelter in a currency storm

Economics

The Brexiteer notion that we stood alone in the war is historically illiterate

Opinions

Economics and investment: emerging opportunities in emerging markets

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