Latin America’s Weak Economic Recovery
considers the steps policymakers will need to take to end the region's latest lost half-decade.
José Antonio Ocampo
José Antonio Ocampo is a board member of Banco de la República, Colombia's central bank, professor at Columbia University, and Chair of the UN Economic and Social Council’s Committee for Development Policy. He was Minister of Finance of Colombia and United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs. He is the co-author (with Luis Bértola) of The Economic Development of Latin America since Independence.
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The Economics of the Climate Crisis
concludes that gradualism is no longer an option in the fight against global warming.
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Has the Emerging-Economy Crisis Cycle Ended?
infers from the Turkish crisis that financial contagion may no longer be taking hold as easily as in the past.
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A Better Way to Fight Corporate Tax Avoidance
proposes treating all multinational firms as single entities, in order to preempt transfer-pricing schemes.
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Capital Keeps Flowing into Latin America
asks how a crisis-stricken region has managed to avoid capital-flow disruptions.
