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Project Syndicate Economics
01.07.2025
Joseph E. Stiglitz, José Antonio Ocampo and Jayati Ghosh lament the G7’s decision to exempt US corporations from the global minimum tax rate agreed in 2021.
28.06.2025
Laura Carvalho explains how national development banks can be empowered to mobilize vastly more investment.
Kaushik Basu highlights the potential of efforts to revive collective purpose in the face of shared threats.
27.06.2025
Shang-Jin Wei identifies areas where inter-regional cooperation can make up for America’s abdication of leadership.
26.06.2025
Dambisa Moyo considers the implications of higher borrowing costs, lower exports, and shrinking foreign-exchange reserves.
Daniel Litvin urges leaders to focus less on making impressive-sounding deals, and more on getting the boring details right.
Keun Lee & Isabel Álvarez identify factors that can enhance or undermine the growth-boosting potential of globalization.
25.06.2025
Stephen S. Roach warns that their interplay is making a global recession increasingly likely.
Anne O. Krueger warns that the government crackdown on elite universities risks undermining US innovation and competitiveness.
20.06.2025
Fernando Amorim Teixeira envisions a shared strategy to set standards and mobilize investment toward green industrialization.
Michael R. Strain argues that a free-enterprise system is not merely a tool, as J.D. Vance has argued, but an end in itself.
18.06.2025
Dambisa Moyo warns investors not to rely on past playbooks as long-ignored vulnerabilities hit asset values.
Willem H. Buiter & Anne C. Sibert expect policy-induced inflation to drive nominal losses on outstanding US Treasuries.
13.06.2025
Hoe Ee Khor & Jae Young Lee urge the region to lead by example, by maintaining its commitment to open markets and rules-based governance.
Jayati Ghosh thinks that countries can lay the groundwork for an overhaul of the international financial architecture.
12.06.2025
Daniel Gros highlights fundamental flaws in efforts to use trade policy for geopolitical ends.
Raghuram G. Rajan explains why policies designed to appeal to a sense of maltreatment almost always backfire.
11.06.2025
Mahmoud Mohieldin, et al urge policymakers not to overlook the upcoming Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development.
Landry Signé explains how rising demand for the continent’s films, fashion, and music could be economically transformative.
Dani Rodrik highlights the enormous social and political costs of viewing the goal of production solely as consumption.
Barry Eichengreen thinks a recent Supreme Court ruling may give Donald Trump the authority to fire central bankers at will.
10.06.2025
Dambisa Moyo identifies the factors driving down demand for US government bonds at a time of heightened volatility.
06.06.2025
Kishore Mahbubani touts the group’s efforts to deepen cooperation, both internally and with other economies and regional blocs.
Yao Yang envisions an agreement that both improves America's trade balance and boosts Chinese consumption.
04.06.2025
Pinelopi Koujianou Goldberg explains how Europeans could benefit from their old ally's self-destructive inward turn.
Eduardo Araral sees a new, more politically-conscious model of globalization emerging in the semiconductor industry.
03.06.2025
Yu Yongding argues that the country’s only hope of achieving its 2025 growth target lies in infrastructure investment.
Kenneth Rogoff warns that Republican policies could fuel inflation and drive up real interest rates.
31.05.2025
Dambisa Moyo identifies three big factors that investors and business leaders will need to keep firmly in mind.
Howard Davies sees political roadblocks to robust supervision of the sector being removed, first in Europe and now in the US.
30.05.2025
Yanis Varoufakis explains why a stablecoin bill barreling toward enactment by the US Congress has set central bankers on edge.
Nouriel Roubini expects financial and economic forces to constrain President Donald Trump’s worst impulses.
29.05.2025
Kaushik Basu shows how relying on a flawed metric can deepen inequality, threaten democracy, and jeopardize the planet.
Chris Bradley & Jan Mischke share new research finding that a few standout firms are the engine of aggregate growth.
28.05.2025
Mohamed A. El-Erian considers what today’s heightened volatility means for the United States and the global economy.
Hanan Morsy highlights the continent’s push for concrete solutions to debt distress and climate vulnerability.
Jim O'Neill points out that all the president's latest pronouncements are undermining the greenback's standing.
27.05.2025
Anne O. Krueger warns that the US administration is dismantling the most important pillars of America’s prosperity.
Paola Subacchi considers the global implications of Donald Trump's erratic – and wildly profligate – economic policies.
Stephen S. Roach thinks pursuing a global minimum tariff while also penalizing China increases the risk of a global recession.