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global-economy

China must not fear fiscal expansion
Academia 9 months ago

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China must not fear fiscal expansion

If China is to achieve its growth target for 2025, things must change.
Proactive approach to trade talks in a shifting global economy
Academia 10 months ago

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Proactive approach to trade talks in a shifting global economy

The global trade landscape is witnessing significant disruptions following Trump's tariffs, with countries navigating the fallout and rearranging trade relations in a post-American world trade order.
Are we in a crisis?
Editorial 10 months ago

Are we in a crisis?

What we have now is a grim new reality, whether one attributes that to domestic politics, the global economy or changing technology. Unlike the pandemic, there is no end in sight.
Sigh of relief, for now
Editorial 10 months ago

Sigh of relief, for now

While the Geneva agreement brings hope, it does not undo all the damage. Our global trade will never be what it used to be.
G20 is too elite. Economists can be a fix
Academia 10 months ago

G20 is too elite. Economists can be a fix

The G20 has an important role to play in global affairs. But its lack of representation and informal way of working need to be fixed first.
From dollar hegemony to euro opportunity?
Academia 10 months ago

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From dollar hegemony to euro opportunity?

We seem to be approaching a new “Kindleberger gap.” The existing hegemon appears to be self-destructing, as it refuses to supply global public goods, and there is no clear candidate to fill its shoes.
How Trump’s tariffs could hit developing economies
Academia 10 months ago

How Trump’s tariffs could hit developing economies

Our simulations confirm what economists have been asserting for years: Trade wars do not have winners.
Collective action to avoid a world trade war
Academia 10 months ago

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Collective action to avoid a world trade war

We are on the precipice of a world trade war. Active and strategic economic diplomacy will be needed to avoid it.
The Donald Trump boomerang effect
Academia 10 months ago

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The Donald Trump boomerang effect

Instead of wallowing in despair over the fraying security alliance, Europe has fostered an unexpected sense of purpose and unity.
The late pope and the path to a just economy
Academia 10 months ago

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The late pope and the path to a just economy

Drawing on the insights he gained during his upbringing and experience in Argentina, Francis advocated for upholding human dignity and togetherness as a means of resolving the moral ills of economic injustice and convened a Jubilee Commission to tackle the deepening global crisis of debt and development.
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