This Time Really Is Different
thinks investors will face unprecedented technological and political uncertainty in the next business cycle.
Christopher Smart
Christopher Smart is Head of Macroeconomic and Geopolitical Research at Barings and Non-Resident Senior Fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. He was a special assistant to the US president for International Economics, Trade, and Investment (2013-2015) and Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Europe and Eurasia (2009-13).
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Could the Renminbi Challenge the Dollar?
reviews three recent books examining China’s quest to challenge American financial dominance.
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The Real Risk to the Global Economy
argues that institutional drift and decay are far more dangerous than even the most dramatic political crises.
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The Clash of the Data Titans
of Chatham House worries that the US and Europe are parting ways on this century’s most important economic-policy issue.
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Trump’s Trade Illogic
points out three fundamental flaws in the US administration's approach to globalization.
