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2024	Austerity France began a new austerity period
2023	SWOT analysis Richard W. Puyt and colleagues published a history of SWOT, criticizing Mintzberg's account and asserting that the Long Range Planning Service at Stanford was the true originator of the SWOT concept.
2023	Austerity Finland began a new austerity period
July 2023	Benefit corporation Oregon Governor signed House Bill 3572, enabling public contracting agencies to award contracts to benefit corporations if their goods and services are within 5% of other companies' pricing.
June 2023	Organic certification The State Register of Operators Producing Organic Products and the State Register of Certification Bodies in Organic Production were launched by the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine, providing a comprehensive tracking system for organic producers and certifiers.
February 2023	Infrastructure fund Bloomberg reported Preqin's prediction that approximately $1.87 trillion would be dedicated to infrastructure investments by 2026.
2022	Austerity Argentina started another period of austerity
2021	Infrastructure fund A study revealed challenges in infrastructure fund performance, highlighting that these funds tend to deliver returns worse than investors may assume and are subject to economic cycle fluctuations.
2021	Austerity A study revealed that European incumbent governments that implemented austerity measures during the Great Recession lost support in opinion polls.
2020	Austerity A comprehensive study examined the impact of austerity measures on default risk, finding that such policies increase default risk during severe fiscal stress but potentially reduce default risk in low fiscal stress scenarios.
2020	Austerity A study using survey experiments in the UK, Portugal, Spain, Italy, and Germany found that voters strongly disapprove of austerity measures, particularly spending cuts.
2020	Austerity Mexico adopted austerity measures
2020	New public management AM Omar challenged Digital Era Governance (DEG) by integrating the governance approach with social media technology, publishing research on Brunei's Information Department exploring the application of social media in governance processes.
June 30 2020	Benefit corporation British Columbia became the first Canadian province to officially allow incorporation of benefit companies, marking a significant milestone in social enterprise legislation.
2019	Organic certification The Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine approved the Order on the Approval of the State Logo for Organic Products, registering the state logo for organic products as a trademark owned by the ministry.
April 18 2019	Benefit corporation Kansas passes HB 2039 for public benefit LLCs, with the legislation becoming effective on July 1, 2019
2018	Organic certification By this year, China had more than 19,000 valid organic certificates and 66 organic certification bodies in operation.
2018	Benefit corporation Colombia introduced legislation recognizing benefit corporations, becoming one of the first countries outside the United States to establish a legal framework for this type of corporate entity.
2018	Austerity Nicaragua adopted additional austerity policies
2018	Austerity Argentina entered a new austerity period that continued into 2019
2018	Austerity Economists Alberto Alesina, Carlo A. Favero, and Francesco Giavazzi publish an analysis in Finance & Development arguing that spending cuts have minimal impact on output and can help reduce debt-to-GDP ratio.
July 23 2018	Benefit corporation Delaware passes SB 183 for public benefit LLCs during the 149th General Assembly, with the law taking effect on August 1, 2018
May 2018	Benefit corporation Leader of the British Columbia Green Party introduced a bill to amend the Business Corporations Act, proposing the legal framework for 'benefit companies' in British Columbia.
March 19 2018	Benefit corporation Utah passes HB 186 for public benefit LLCs, with the legislation becoming effective immediately on March 19, 2018
January 1 2018	Unsecured debt The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) implemented new regulations capping unsecured credit for borrowers, limiting additional credit for those whose outstanding debts exceed six times their monthly income, with a total credit limit not exceeding 12 times their monthly income.
2017	Austerity Ecuador entered an ongoing austerity period
November 2017	Austerity A study published in The BMJ links the Conservative government's austerity programme to approximately 120,000 deaths since 2010.
2016	Austerity Venezuela adopted additional austerity policies
November 21 2016	Benefit corporation Pennsylvania passes HB 1398 for public benefit LLCs, with the law taking effect on February 19, 2017
2015	Austerity Brazil entered another austerity period lasting until 2018
2015	Austerity Finland implemented additional austerity measures lasting until 2019
2015	Austerity End of research period analyzing elections in 124 European regions from eight countries, revealing the political consequences of fiscal consolidations.
February 3 2015	Austerity Joseph Stiglitz criticized austerity measures, arguing that they had failed repeatedly throughout history, from Herbert Hoover's approach during the Great Depression to IMF programs in East Asia and Latin America.
2014	Austerity Australia implemented austerity measures
2014	Austerity Mark Blyth publishes a book critiquing austerity, arguing that it fails to stimulate growth and passes debt to the working classes.
February 8 2014	Benefit corporation Washington, D.C. passed benefit corporation legislation, with the law taking effect on May 1, 2013.
2013	Austerity The IMF publishes a detailed analysis concluding that austerity policies could potentially slow or reverse economic growth and inhibit full employment.
2013	Austerity China adopted austerity policies
June 18 2013	Benefit corporation Oregon passes HB 2296 for public benefit LLCs, with the legislation becoming effective on January 1, 2014
2012	Austerity Greece undergoes a debt restructuring, which helps mitigate some of the government's debt increase.
2012	Austerity European countries collectively experienced austerity
2012	Austerity Argentina implemented another round of austerity measures
December 2012	Organic certification Organic certification was officially implemented in Argentina through a Ministry of Agriculture resolution.
October 2012	Austerity The IMF announced that its forecasts for countries implementing austerity programs had been consistently overoptimistic, suggesting that tax hikes and spending cuts were causing more damage than expected.
August 2 2012	Benefit corporation Illinois passed benefit corporation legislation, implementing a law that would take effect on January 1, 2013.
February 12 2012	Austerity The Greek parliament approved the third round of austerity measures, which was met with strong opposition, particularly in Athens and Thessaloniki, where police clashed with demonstrators.
2011	Organic certification China issued the Organic Standard GB/T 19630.1-4—2011, which established the standard procedure for organic certification processes performed by the China Quality Certification Center (CQC).
2011	Austerity The IMF begins to issue guidance suggesting that austerity measures could be harmful when applied without considering an economy's underlying fundamentals.
2011	Austerity Netherlands entered an austerity period lasting until 2014
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