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Project Syndicate Economics
21.02.2025
Ngaire Woods thinks the Trump administration’s approach jeopardizes America’s geopolitical and economic interests.
Michael R. Strain foresees the US president building on a strong economy, so long as he steers clear of populist policies.
20.02.2025
Philippe Legrain sees three options for the European Union to finance the sharply higher defense investment it urgently needs.
19.02.2025
Barry Eichengreen questions the effectiveness of efforts to limit China’s access to advanced semiconductors.
Lee Jong-Wha urges governments to develop integrated policies that encourage older adults to stay in the workforce.
Carla Norrlöf thinks Donald Trump's trade policies will undermine the very goals they aim to achieve.
Antara Haldar tries to make sense of the new US administration's internally contradictory economic-policy program.
Dalia Marin urges the next government to make social mobility and equal opportunity a top priority.
Willem H. Buiter & Ebrahim Rahbari see the widely scorned monetary-policy tool as a necessary option in the absence of fiscal alternatives.
Hannah Wanjie Ryder & Kate Hampton propose reforms that would facilitate low-interest lending to fund critical climate and development goals.
Nancy Qian considers the domestic and global implications of the new US administration’s tariff policies.
Takatoshi Ito warns America’s key regional allies to be prepared to make concessions to the new US administration.
Mariana Mazzucato calls for urgent action to shape the development of AI before it becomes another means of rent extraction.
Dani Rodrik advises America’s trade partners not to embrace retaliation, because that would harm mainly themselves.
Desmond Lachman explains why the US president’s trade tariffs and planned tax cuts are at odds with basic economic realities.
Shang-Jin Wei proposes steps that allies and rivals alike can take to mitigate the effects of American trade policies.
01.02.2025
Mohamed A. El-Erian sees promise in the current government’s economic-policy plan despite its imperfections.
Elisabeth Reynolds thinks that rebuilding America’s manufacturing base has become a central pillar of the US economic agenda.
Lucrezia Reichlin asks whether the Trump administration's stablecoin strategy can preserve the greenback's global hegemony.
31.01.2025
Michael Spence thinks the country’s prospects depend significantly on closing the digital-technology gap with the US and China.
30.01.2025
Adnan Mazarei urges the international community to push for long-overdue governance and economic reforms.
Ma Jun envisions regional arrangements that facilitate the exchange of climate-friendly goods and services.
Ricardo Hausmann explains how the inability to identify and address knowledge gaps can doom even the most promising projects.
29.01.2025
Kenneth Rogoff urges EU policymakers not to allow the new US administration to distract them from key policy priorities.
Karim El Aynaoui & Hinh T. Dinh propose a new policy framework adapted to an era that has rendered the prevailing growth model obsolete.
28.01.2025
Harold James thinks the new administration's approach could jeopardize the foreign capital flows that America depends on.
Anne O. Krueger highlights the qualities that enabled the late leader to transform his country and lift its global standing.
25.01.2025
Stephen S. Roach points out that the new “External Revenue Service” would target domestic importers, not foreign producers.
24.01.2025
Jayati Ghosh shows why the market cannot mobilize the clean-energy investments needed to accelerate the green transition.
Rabah Arezki & Partha Sen ask why, unlike Bangladesh and Vietnam, manufacturing has not benefited from rising labor costs in China.
23.01.2025
Pinelopi Koujianou Goldberg & Michele Ruta consider the long-term implications of three major trends that could reshape globalization.
22.01.2025
Yanis Varoufakis thinks the real choice facing Chinese leaders may be whether to challenge the dollar's hegemony head-on.
21.01.2025
James K. Galbraith argues that the continued dominance of nineteenth-century thinking has resulted in a catalogue of failure.
Jim O'Neill wonders if recent market signals will keep the new administration’s radicalism in check.
Glenn Hubbard urges policymakers to focus on the three pillars of increased productivity.
15.01.2025
Mohamed A. El-Erian urges the government to communicate better what it is doing to boost resilient growth – and to do more.
Anders Åslund thinks a weakening economy will soon become a serious constraint on Vladimir Putin’s war machine.
11.01.2025
Barry Eichengreen argues that while the incoming administration could certainly weaken the greenback, the US would not benefit.
Joseph E. Stiglitz & Mark Weisbrot call for a new issuance of the International Monetary Fund’s international reserve asset.
10.01.2025
Daron Acemoglu highlights some underappreciated risks of policies like the United States’ H-1B visa program.