Scotland faces a critical juncture as it endeavors to transition its economy towards sustainability and equitable prosperity. A new report from the Economic Development Association Scotland (EDAS) and Zero Waste Scotland underscores the urgency of integrating circular economy principles into the
Papua New Guinea's introduction of the new Income Tax Bill heralds significant changes to the country's tax regime. Scheduled to take effect from January 1, 2026, this legislation aims to modernize and simplify tax compliance in PNG. The passage of this bill represents a crucial step
The higher education sector is currently grappling with significant uncertainties surrounding economic and government spending priorities. Recent developments in the UK spotlight the intricate balance that universities must maintain between their traditional academic roles and emerging
Arkansas stands at a pivotal point in its economic development journey, thanks to a series of legislative measures currently making their way through the state's General Assembly. Among these are several key economic development reform bills, including SB 421, SB 361, and HB 1923. These bills,
In today's interview, we have the distinct pleasure of discussing international trade and economic policy with Donald Gainsborough, a political savant and leader in policy and legislation. Donald is currently at the helm of Government Curated, bringing a wealth of expertise to our
Africa’s economic landscape is profoundly shaped by its tax systems, which have long struggled with inefficiencies hindering revenue collection and economic development. Dr. Onesmo Mackenzie, a postdoctoral research fellow in Economics at Stellenbosch University, conducted extensive research c
