The Uncertain Pandemic Consensus
May 29, 2020 asks whether the COVID-19 crisis will lead to a lasting shift in the relative roles of markets and the state.
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The Uncertain Pandemic Consensus 
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The Limits of Extreme COVID Monetary Policy The Limits of Extreme COVID Monetary Policy
May 29, 2020 cautions against relying on central banks to lead the economic rescue and recovery effort.
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PS on Sunday
A selection of essential PS content from the past seven days, giving you the information and insights you need as you prepare to start the new week.
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The Real Economic Opening We Need The Real Economic Opening We Need
May 29, 2020 calls on governments to do more to encourage new forms of virtual commerce, work, and communication.
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Who Has the World’s Largest Economy? Who Has the World’s Largest Economy?
May 28, 2020 shows that the United States remains far ahead of China in terms of the metric that really counts.
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What Should We Be Preparing For? What Should We Be Preparing For?
May 27, 2020 urges policymakers to establish mechanisms to meet emerging and developing economies' financing needs.
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Regulating in a Pandemic Regulating in a Pandemic
May 27, 2020 sees three areas in which national financial rules have begun to diverge since the COVID-19 crisis erupted.
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One Giant Leap for Europe? One Giant Leap for Europe?
May 26, 2020 asks whether the Franco-German proposal for a European recovery fund is really a “Hamiltonian moment.”
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Building South Korea’s Post-Pandemic Economy Building South Korea’s Post-Pandemic Economy
May 26, 2020 identifies the structural issues the country must address if it is to limit the coming downturn.
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Putting the Pep in PEPP Putting the Pep in PEPP
May 26, 2020 urges the European Central Bank to strengthen its new bond-buying program before it's too late.
