Connecting the Dots in China
Sep 27, 2021 thinks financial markets are right to worry about the country's economic prospects, but for the wrong reasons.
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A Coup Attempt at the IMF A Coup Attempt at the IMF
Sep 27, 2021 is sharply critical of the evidently concerted effort to replace Kristalina Georgieva as Managing Director.
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Is Doing Business Really Dead? Is Doing Business Really Dead?
Sep 24, 2021 advises the World Bank to rethink, rather than abolish, its controversial annual country ranking.
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The Developing World's Hidden Inflation Risks The Developing World's Hidden Inflation Risks
Sep 23, 2021 & explain why controlling post-pandemic price pressures will be more difficult in poorer countries.
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El Salvador's Bitcoin Folly El Salvador's Bitcoin Folly
Sep 23, 2021 emphasizes the dangers of developing countries adopting cryptocurrencies as legal tender.
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America's Losing China Strategy America's Losing China Strategy
Sep 23, 2021 laments the Biden administration's apparent embrace of protectionism and industrial policy.
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Taming the Stagflationary Winds Taming the Stagflationary Winds
Sep 22, 2021 calls for a comprehensive policy response to the increasing signs of higher inflation and declining growth.
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Goldilocks Is Dying
Goldilocks Is Dying
Sep 21, 2021 considers the key variables that will determine growth and inflation trends over the medium term.
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The Myth of Green Capitalism The Myth of Green Capitalism
Sep 21, 2021 argues that market-driven mechanisms for combating climate change are a gimmick to benefit vested interests.
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