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The Economics of Change

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The Economics of Change

How these cities became rat-free zones

By Philippa Fogarty

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The Economics of Change

Why gluten-free food costs so much

By Meredith Turits
Fred Tiné drives from France to his office in Luxembourg, a trip which takes 26 minutes by car – but up to two hours by train (Credit: Eric Devillet)
The Economics of Change

The cost of free public transport

By Marc Auxenfants
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The Economics of Change

The US state paying its residents

By Cody Liska
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The Economics of Change

Why the Finns parcel babies in boxes

By Olga Smirnova, writer and producer and Tuomas Selänne, images
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The Economics of Change

The cost of a bridge between nations

By Maddy Savage
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The Economics of Change

A radical plan to tackle obesity

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The Economics of Change

Does taking meat off the menu add up?

By Veronique Greenwood
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The Economics of Change

What if we didn't change the clocks?

By Ginevra Boni and Nisha Patel
In 1961, Singapore had a “broom brigade” of 7,000 day labourers who were directly employed by the department of health. By 1989, there were only 2,100. (Credit: Getty Images)
The Economics of Change

Why Singapore is so clean

By Tim McDonald
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Conscious Consumer

The cost of ditching plastic

By Richard Gray