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Fabrizio Coricelli

Fabrizio Coricelli

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Fabrizio Coricelli, Professor of Economics at the Paris School of Economics, was formerly an economist with the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, and an economic adviser to the European Commission.

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    Why Biden Is Better Than Trump for the Economy

    Nouriel Roubini

    The presumption that Republicans are better than Democrats at economic stewardship is a longstanding myth that must be debunked. For all Americans who care about their and their children’s future, the right choice this November could not be clearer.

     debunks the longstanding myth that Republicans are better than Democrats for growth, jobs, and markets.
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    Multilateralism Will Survive the Great Fracture

    Ngaire Woods

    Although China and the US are strategic rivals, each depends on global markets, finance, and innovation, and needs to co-opt other countries and regions in order to sustain its own power. For this reason, both will use multilateralism, formal and informal, to protect the system within which they have flourished and to solidify their alliances.

     highlights three reasons why today's Sino-American rivalry will not prove fatal for international cooperation.
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