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  1. Samm Sacks

    Samm Sacks

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    Samm Sacks is Cyber Policy Fellow at New America and Senior Fellow at Yale Law School’s Paul Tsai China Center. She also convenes the US-China Women's Tech Summit. 

  2. Emmanuel Saez

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    Emmanuel Saez is Director of the Center for Equitable Growth at the University of California at Berkeley and a co-director of the World Inequality Database. His latest book (with Gabriel Zucman) is The Triumph of Injustice: How the Rich Dodge Taxes and How to Make Them Pay.

  3. Samir Saha

    Samir Saha

    1 Commentary

    Samir Saha is Head of the Diagnostic Division of Microbiology at the Bangladesh Institute of Child Health and Executive Director of the Child Health Research Foundation.

  4. Tim Sahay is Co-Director of the Net Zero Industrial Policy Lab at Johns Hopkins University.

  5. Nancy Saich is Chief Climate Change Expert at the European Investment Bank.

  6. Shaama Sandooyea, a climate activist, is Co-Founder of Fridays For Future Mauritius.

  7. Marie-Ange Saraka-Yao is Managing Director for Resource Mobilization, Private-Sector Partnerships, and Innovative Finance at Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance.

  8. Kori Schake is the director of foreign and defense policy at the American Enterprise Institute. She previously served on the National Security Council under President George W. Bush, and in senior posts at the Pentagon and the State Department.

  9. Allison Schrager is an economist and lecturer at New York University, and the author of An Economist Walks into a Brothel.

  10. Ludger Schuknecht

    Ludger Schuknecht

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    Ludger Schuknecht is a former chief economist of the German Ministry of Finance and deputy secretary-general of the OECD.

  11. Sabine Selchow is a fellow in the Civil Society and Human Security Research Unit of the Department of International Development at the London School of Economics.

  12. Andrew Serazin is President of the Templeton World Charity Foundation.

  13. Martin Seychell is Deputy Director-General of the Directorate-General for International Partnerships at the European Commission.

  14. Kamalesh Sharma is Secretary-General of the Commonwealth.

  15. Maria Shaw-Barragan is Director of Global Partners at the European Investment Bank.

  1. lachman3_Charly TriballeauGettyImages_us_economy_eggs Charly Triballeau/Getty Images

    America Looks Like a Troubled Emerging-Market Economy

    Desmond Lachman lists the symptoms, from tariffs and massive public debt, to oligarchy and flagrant conflicts of interest.
  2. fofack29_eric1513Getty Images_dedollarization eric1513/Getty Images

    Will Trump Destroy the Dollar’s Primacy?

    Within its first two months, President Donald Trump’s second administration has attacked US institutions, alienated trade partners and allies, decimated consumer and investor confidence, and sent the stock market plummeting. Can the dollar’s status as the world’s leading reserve currency – and the extraordinary advantages this affords the US economy – withstand the onslaught?

  3. moyo32_Anton PetrusGettyImages_ai_money Anton Petrus/Getty Images

    Will AI Mean Higher Taxes?

    Dambisa Moyo warns business leaders that automation-driven efficiency gains may come with hidden long-term costs.
  4. gbrowne1_Thomas SamsonGettyImages_fossil_fuel_non_proliferation_treaty Thomas Samson/Getty Images

    A Defining Moment for Energy Security and Economic Prosperity

    Gaston Browne points out that the energy transition is vital not only to protect the planet, but also to enhance resilience.
  5. norrlof10_Picture AllianceGettyImages_lng_terminal_baltic_sea Picture Alliance/Getty Images

    How Much “Weaponization” Can the Global Economy Take?

    Carla Norrlöf worries that major powers’ understandable reliance on economic coercion will go too far.
  6. op_detter1_utah778Getty Images_balancesheet utah778/Getty Images

    Fixing Public Finances Without a Chainsaw

    Dag Detter

    Governments are the most important wealth managers in their respective jurisdictions, but they rarely behave like it. To boost revenue and ensure economic stability, policymakers must modernize their accounting practices and establish public wealth funds.

    urges cash-strapped countries to adopt a commercial approach to management of government-owned assets.
  7. delong268_Drew AngererGetty Images_trump Drew Angerer/Getty Images

    Rescuing America’s Economy from Trump

    J. Bradford DeLong thinks the US president needs a regent, similar to the role Howard Baker played under Ronald Reagan.
  8. bildt133_Tobias SchwarzGettyImages_rutte_vance Tobias Schwarz/Getty Images

    The Transatlantic World Will Never Be the Same

    Carl Bildt urges Europeans to prepare for the worst from Donald Trump’s America, which is behaving like an adversary.
  9. goldberg34_Mario TamaGetty Images_USshippingcontainers Mario Tama/Getty Images

    Making Sense of the Tariff Chaos

    Pinelopi Koujianou Goldberg considers whether the zero-sum logic behind the new US policy will spread.

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