The US Economy and the Midterm Elections
assesses why Republicans may lose, despite strong growth, low unemployment, and rising real wages.
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Can Turkey Rewrite the Crisis-Management Rules?
hopes the government reverses its rejection of interest-rate hikes and IMF support before it's too late.
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The Zero-Sum Economy
explains why distributive activities are growing at the expense of creative activities.
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Realizing Globalization’s Innovative Potential
urges developing economies to take fuller advantage of technology and knowledge transfer.
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Europe’s Google Fines Cross the Line
criticizes recent antitrust actions that seem to punish the company for its success.
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Why the Bank of England Should Target Growth
calls for a dual mandate for monetary policy in the wake of a surprising interest-rate increase.
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Globalization with Chinese Characteristics
suggests three ways Donald Trump's “America First” policies will reshape the world economy.
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The World Economy’s Urban Future
argues that, while countries and regions struggle, cities are developing the economic models the world needs.
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The Trump Administration’s Dead End on Trade
thinks the US dispute with China will have to get worse before it can get any better.
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Equality for All?
warns Western elites not to put lofty global ideals ahead of domestic constituencies.
