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Project Syndicate Economics
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
Kenneth Rogoff warns that Republican policies could fuel inflation and drive up real interest rates.
Yu Yongding argues that the country’s only hope of achieving its 2025 growth target lies in infrastructure investment.
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
Nouriel Roubini expects financial and economic forces to constrain President Donald Trump’s worst impulses.
Yanis Varoufakis explains why a stablecoin bill barreling toward enactment by the US Congress has set central bankers on edge.
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
Jim O'Neill points out that all the president's latest pronouncements are undermining the greenback's standing.
Hanan Morsy highlights the continent’s push for concrete solutions to debt distress and climate vulnerability.
Mohamed A. El-Erian considers what today’s heightened volatility means for the United States and the global economy.
27.05.2025
Stephen S. Roach thinks pursuing a global minimum tariff while also penalizing China increases the risk of a global recession.
Yi Fuxian agrees that Chinese overcapacity has harmed US manufacturing, though it has harmed China more.
Paola Subacchi considers the global implications of Donald Trump's erratic – and wildly profligate – economic policies.
Anne O. Krueger warns that the US administration is dismantling the most important pillars of America’s prosperity.
24.05.2025
Thane Gustafson explains why it is probably too late for the Kremlin to entice back the companies its Ukraine war pushed out.
23.05.2025
Desmond Lachman decries the institution’s relative silence in the face of a globally destabilizing US economic-policy agenda.
21.05.2025
Muhammad Al Jasser explains how asset-backed and risk-sharing tools could help protect the world’s most vulnerable regions.
Guillermo Ortiz thinks the US, Canada, and Mexico could increase their leverage over China with a common external tariff.
17.05.2025
Kevin P. Gallagher, José Antonio Ocampo and Kunal Sen explain why the current global financial architecture fails to meet low- and middle-income countries' needs.
Nancy Qian expects the Trump administration’s tariffs to start cutting into household budgets in the near future.
16.05.2025
Jim O'Neill has been underwhelmed by the Labour government’s economic-policy strategy.
Grace Blakeley warns that boosting defense spending will crowd out vital investments and sustain Russia's fossil-fuel revenues.
15.05.2025
Daniel Gros anticipates a major reshuffling of bilateral trade balances in response to US trade barriers.
Michael Spence says that the long-term effects will be far-reaching and probably only partly reversible.
14.05.2025
Barry Eichengreen surveys the pillars of US economic dominance that the Trump administration has damaged, perhaps permanently.
Indermit Gill warns that many developing countries have now become ensnared in a fiscal doom loop.
Selva Demiralp notes that political instability and overreach in both countries are producing similar economic consequences.
13.05.2025
Angela Huyue Zhang & S. Alex Yang point out that even if tariffs are to be suspended, China has little reason to trust the Trump administration.
10.05.2025
Aasim M. Husain explains how mismanagement and rapid population growth have left the country vulnerable to recurring shocks.
09.05.2025
Amrit Amirapu & Arvind Subramanian explain why a tried-and-true development path remains key to lifting millions from poverty.
Wing Thye Woo thinks cooperative multilateralism can mitigate the worst effects of the superpowers' tariffs on other countries.
Koichi Hamada tallies the costs of America's protectionist tariffs and considers if other countries can minimize the impact.
Harold James observes that past efforts to link trade, monetary arrangments, and security merely proved ineffective.
08.05.2025
Dani Rodrik argues that America has ended up with the worst possible alternative to free trade.
Piroska Nagy Mohácsi shows how the continent can link its security and economic goals in a way that puts speed over perfection.