Trump Versus the West
Dominique Moisi underscores just how possible a Trump presidency is – and how disastrous it would be.
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The Perils of Debt Complacency
Carmen Reinhart takes issue with those who dismiss concerns about governments' rising liabilities.
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Confronting the Populists
Chris Patten worries that mainstream politicians are too complacent to take on anti-establishment challengers.
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How Scary is Disruptive Technology?
Martin Feldstein is confident that US workers, if not their European counterparts, have little to worry about.
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Apple, Brussels, and Ireland’s Bruised Sovereignty
Yanis Varoufakis defends the European Commission's effort to stop the Irish authorities from free riding on the EU.
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Israel’s Last Founding Father
Itamar Rabinovich traces the dramatic sweep of Shimon Peres's nearly 70-year political career.
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Saving Italy From Itself
Paola Subacchi explains why Prime Minister Matteo Renzi is facing the prospect of an early exit from office.
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Secular Stagnation or Self-Inflicted Malaise?
Hans-Werner Sinn thinks the advanced economies' only hope is a healthy dose of creative destruction.
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The Judgment of Aleppo
Bernard-Henri Lévy calls on Europe to take action to halt the carnage in what was once Syria's largest city.
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Saudi Arabia’s Shock Therapy
Nasser Saidi describes the complicated transition to a post-oil economy now confronting the Kingdom.
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Trump Through Russian Eyes
Nina L. Khrushcheva says the Republican nominee, like Vladimir Putin, has benefited from big money and bad journalism.
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Keynes and Hayek in China’s Property Markets
Andrew Sheng & Xiao Geng argue that fears of a real-estate bubble in some cities may be overinflated.
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Desperate Central Bankers
Stephen S. Roach warns that major monetary authorities are setting the stage for another financial crisis.
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Why is the US Presidential Race So Close?
Elizabeth Drew asks why a candidate who is obviously more qualified than her opponent isn't waltzing to victory.
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Managing the Economic Consequences of Nationalism
Mohamed A. El-Erian praises the UK government's approach to Brexit, but sees in nationalism only a recipe for turmoil.
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Beating America’s Health-Care Monopolists
J. Bradford DeLong & Michael M. DeLong warn that industry consolidation is a major threat to consumers' wallets, and to Obamacare.
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The Return of Fiscal Policy
Nouriel Roubini welcomes advanced economies' incipient shift away from reliance on central banks to sustain growth.
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Tapping Africa’s Full Potential
Michael Froman & Amina Mohamed call for a more comprehensive policy framework to encourage US trade and investment on the continent.
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The Promise of Bank Mergers
Xavier Vives advocates cross-border consolidation for Europe's banks, so long as market competition is preserved.
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Can South Korea Make More Babies?
Lee Jong-Wha believes that government measures to boost ultra-low fertility must focus mainly on women's needs.
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Whither Turkey?
Sinan Ülgen engages the views of Carl Bildt, Dani Rodrik, Marietje Schaake, and others on the future of one of the world’s most strategically important countries in the aftermath of July’s failed coup.
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Voting for a Better US Political System
Jeffrey Frankel makes the case for fixing flawed democracy the old-fashioned way: at the ballot box.
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Turning Off the Dividend Spigot
Viral Acharya , ET AL say stronger revenue-distribution regulations for European banks would prevent capital erosion.
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SOS for China’s SOEs
Yao Yang calls for debt-equity swaps with the private sector to reduce state companies' non-performing loans.
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Mothers of the Disappeared
Anne-Marie Slaughter & Alice Driver describe how women have moved to the forefront of the fight against state murder and femicide.
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