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MONTHLY BAROMETEROur one-page “inch-deep, mile-wide” predictive and analytical monthly newsletter that distills how the major macro issues (economics, geopolitics, society, environment and technology) intersect and impact today’s world. For more than a decade it has been a go-to, independent source of analysis for many time-starved key decision-makers. It reduces complexity and achieves clarity by conveying a simple (yet not simplistic) message. To paraphrase John Maeda, we take away the obvious and add the meaningful…
WEEKLY SELECTION
Every week we provide 5 insightful op-eds or articles to help you make sense of today’s world. These are often, though not exclusively, sourced from thinkers and experts from the Monthly Barometer’s network.
MB REPORTS
At regular intervals throughout the year the MB Reports offer independent and insightful research on the most pertinent issues. Innovative and exacting, these balanced research papers provide all-important clarity to make better decisions in the current complexity.
LATEST EDITIONS
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Radical change required for Europe in a world (economy) where the key players no longer play by the old rules. Why geopolitics is now fundamental to global businesses. Al Gore puts his faith in human nature. Venice’s 5€ response to over-tourism - will others follow suit? How science fiction provides the vision for our real future.[...]
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The scope and scale of the climate crisis’ impact on the world economy. How miscalculation risks escalation in the Middle East. Russia’s secret foreign 'policy’ plan to undermine US global dominance and re-align the balance of power. Do longer lives inevitably include difficult last years? What’s behind senior execs' new obsession with weights? [...]
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Unlike in the past, technological innovation, our era’s engine of progress, risks provoking cultural and political regress. Will Europe’s economy surprise its naysayers in 2024? How the big tech giants are breaking the rules in their desperate quest for (our) digital data. What is causing cancer in today’s young? Could co-operation rather than competition be the secret to survival?[...]
