Eswar Prasad is Professor of Economics at Cornell University and a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution. He is the former head of the IMF's Financial Studies Division.
Eswar Prasad is Professor of Economics at Cornell University and a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution. He is the former head of the IMF's Financial Studies Division.
ITHACA – With 2012 underway, it is worth reflecting on how a decade of strong economic growth in emerging markets led to last year’s resound…
ITHACA, NEW YORK – Capital controls are back in vogue. Facing sharp currency appreciation and fearing asset-price booms fueled by hot money,…
ITHACA, NY – The US financial system is careening on the edge of a meltdown. All that has kept the much-vaunted font of global capitalism fr…
ITHACA, NY -- The World Bank recently announced that the Chinese and Indian economies are 40% smaller than previously estimated. Sin…
China’s remarkable growth has been financed recently by a rapid expansion of money and bank credit that is producing an increasingly unsusta…
A Clarion Call for Emerging Markets
Shriya Anand: I agree with the author's point that rising inequality combined with corruption and political repression is bad for emerging economies and for growth. However, citing support for Anna Hazare's anti-c…
A Clarion Call for Emerging Markets
Zsolt Hermann: I agree with the main theme of "growth is not enough" statement, that we need transparency, honesty and equality, but I do not understand why this would only concern emerging market countries? Last…