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Project Syndicate Economics
26.04.2025
Marcel Fratzscher explains how EU policymakers can resist American bullying and defend the open, rules-based trade system.
25.04.2025
Dambisa Moyo advises investors to prepare for crisis scenarios where conventional risk-management strategies no longer work.
Stephen S. Roach thinks Trump’s tariffs and attacks on the Fed will make it difficult for the world to sidestep recession.
24.04.2025
José Manuel Salazar-Xirinachs thinks developing a forward-looking agenda is as important as pursuing short-term macroeconomic stability.
Anne O. Krueger urges America’s trade partners to defend the multilateral order abandoned by the current administration.
23.04.2025
Philippe Legrain sees a big opportunity for the European Union to issue more common bonds as investors flee the dollar.
22.04.2025
Zhang Jun thinks policymakers should focus on providing more income support and social protections.
Jeffrey Frankel , relying on several indicators, puts the odds of a prolonged US downturn as high as 60% for the coming year.
Joseph E. Stiglitz pillories the Trump administration's gutting of enforcement, embrace of crypto, and rejection of multilateralism.
Michael R. Strain explains why the trade war will not boost employment, pointing to evidence from 2018-19.
19.04.2025
Eswar Prasad & Caroline Smiltneks consider the growth prospects for major economies following Donald Trump’s tariff announcements.
Dalia Marin corrects several major misunderstandings that are shaping the US administration's tariff policy.
Ricardo Hausmann warns that abandoning openness could jeopardize vital income streams and leave the US economically isolated.
18.04.2025
Keun Lee explains why the US administration’s ham-handed approach to trade is doomed to fail.
Jayati Ghosh explains how the administration’s policies are fueling debt and instability across the developing world.
Shang-Jin Wei surveys the country's options and offers recommendations for weathering the hit to exports in the near term.
Dambisa Moyo shows how the US administration’s trade agenda will harm the very people it claims to be helping.
15.04.2025
Daniel Gros urges America's trade partners – starting with the European Union – not to follow its protectionist lead.
Nancy Qian explains how both could soften the blow from US tariffs by deepening their own trade.
R.M. Manivannan thinks adding Timor-Leste and Sri Lanka as members will help strengthen the bloc’s hand against the US.
12.04.2025
Nancy Qian sees only nonsense in the administration's rationale for “reciprocal” tariffs and the formula for setting them.
Huang Yiping urges Chinese policymakers to fill the leadership vacuum created by America’s protectionist turn.
Jim O'Neill considers what other large economies can do to offset the effects of the Trump administration's trade warfare.
11.04.2025
Barry Eichengreen applies three lessons from prewar Britain that the Trump administration appears determined to ignore.
10.04.2025
Shang-Jin Wei criticizes the US administration's crude calculations, which disregard textbook macroeconomic principles.
Martín Guzmán worries that the Fund will damage its credibility by issuing another politically motivated loan to Argentina.
09.04.2025
Andrés Velasco sees no merit in any of the rationales the White House has advanced for launching a global trade war.
Michael Spence considers the US administration's policy shake-up against the backdrop of larger global trends.
Ian Bremmer explains why US trade policy is tantamount to an unprecedented economic “own goal.”
08.04.2025
05.04.2025
Mark Blyth argues that America’s protectionist policies reflect a global economic reordering that was already underway.
Kaushik Basu draws parallels between the administration’s policies and those that led to Argentina’s decades-long slump.
04.04.2025
Glenn Hubbard thinks US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is neglecting the need for spending cuts in major federal programs.
03.04.2025
Kenneth Rogoff argues that the country’s problems can be traced back to its response to the 2008 financial crisis.
Michele Gelfand points out that the best dealmakers strive for win-win outcomes, not zero-sum Pyrrhic victories.
29.03.2025
Paola Subacchi & Paul van den Noord foresee a gradual reduction in countries’ holdings of dollar-denominated debt, not a rapid sell-off.
28.03.2025
Rabah Arezki touts industrial policies that welcome multinational corporations' participation, but on fairer terms.
27.03.2025
Lee Jong-Wha highlights ways the region's economies can boost their resilience and global influence.
Ana Palacio advocates a pragmatic approach to reviving the EU’s competitiveness and bolstering its strategic autonomy.
Lori Wallach laments the Democratic Party’s misguided criticism of a potentially effective policy tool.