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Project Syndicate Economics
12.08.2025
Shamika Ravi touts policymakers’ achievements in raising living standards for all groups and regions.
08.08.2025
Nouriel Roubini expects a tech-driven growth boom to outweigh the effects of stagflationary policies.
Angela Huyue Zhang shows why overwhelming Chinese dominance of the sector limits US options in the countries' trade war.
Anders Åslund identifies several factors that will weigh on growth and continue to drive up prices.
Simon Johnson warns that new US legislation leaves the industry just where it wants to be: without regulatory safeguards.
Kenneth Rogoff thinks the administration’s early momentum hides lasting damage to American and global institutions.
Michael R. Strain explains why a robust economy depends on public confidence in the integrity of official data.
Andrés Velasco sees disturbing parallels between the United States and countries on the verge of a public-debt crisis.
02.08.2025
Kaushik Basu warns that protectionism and unpredictability could threaten dollar supremacy and trigger a prolonged downturn.
Arvind Subramanian, et al foresee businesses generating their own clean energy and accelerating the country’s green transition.
01.08.2025
Zaki Laïdi considers what a new draft trade agreement with the United States says about the European Union and its priorities.
Ricardo Hausmann laments how the field’s appetite for imaginative problem-solving has given way to narrow, testable hypotheses.
Mohamed Adow argues that a global financial system that entrenches inequality is a key obstacle to crisis responses.
Alberto Alemanno warns that by avoiding confrontation, the EU has effectively abandoned its quest for strategic autonomy.
Jayati Ghosh explains how the monopolization of knowledge is being used to hold back the ambitions of low-income economies.
30.07.2025
Yasuto Watanabe urges policymakers to strengthen coordination in the face of powerful economic headwinds.
Otmar Issing implores monetary policymakers to focus on ensuring price stability and not try to expand their mandates.
29.07.2025
Marcel Fratzscher welcomes the central bank’s new approach while emphasizing the need for clear, consistent messaging.
Michael R. Strain thinks sacking Jerome Powell would mean higher long-term interest rates – the opposite of the president’s goal.
Jeffrey Frankel uncovers the "logic" behind the US president's criticisms of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy.
Anne O. Krueger warns that the administration’s erratic protectionism could undermine American competitiveness.
Katharina Pistor argues that it’s high time to rethink how money can be managed in ways that benefit the people, not finance.
Vera Songwe, Jendayi Frazer and Peter Blair Henry urge policymakers to revise rigid risk models that steer private money away from essential public investments.
Pinelopi Koujianou Goldberg explains why the costs of the administration’s trade war have been limited and why that might change.
Yanis Varoufakis warns that appearances can be deceiving – and often are when they are hyped by the financial press.
Audrey Verdier-Chouchane urges the region’s policymakers to reap the benefits of the African Continental Free Trade Area.
Jim O'Neill sees important lessons in overlooked regional trends in house prices and productivity growth.
Lili Yan Ing calls for clarity on provisions of the agreement that could leave the country worse off.
Hélène Rey foresees a potentially destabilizing reshuffling of global monetary power shaped by "data integrity."
16.07.2025
Zhang Jun singles out the country’s massive scale, inclusive education, and horizontal competition.
15.07.2025
Zongyuan Zoe Liu explains how the US administration’s erratic tariff theatrics have given its main rival a strategic edge.
Zia Qureshi foresees geopolitical shifts, new technologies, and climate change remaking the world’s supply chains.
12.07.2025
James K. Galbraith asks whether US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is right to urge the Federal Reserve to lower interests rates.
Jeffrey Wu explains how the Chinese industrial model is reshaping global competition across many sectors.
Daniel Gros attributes diverging views on trade to differences in institutions, social resilience, and political narratives.
11.07.2025
Koichi Hamada advises countries to take their time, think strategically, and broaden the scope of trade talks.
10.07.2025
Barry Eichengreen observes that whereas US and German fiscal policies imply higher government debt, the similarities end there.
Yeling Tan highlights the steps countries are taking to avoid becoming pawns in the US-China competition.
09.07.2025
David Amiel thinks the EU should forge new trade agreements with economies that are not aligned with the US or China.
08.07.2025
Desmond Lachman highlights the myriad ways Donald Trump is undermining markets’ faith in the US economy and the dollar.