Michael Spence on Reinventing Growth

Today's seismic shifts in the global economy have left advanced and developing countries alike struggling to restore – or sustain – economic growth. In these commentaries, written exclusively for Project Syndicate, Nobel laureate Michael Spence examines the policy challenges posed by structural change, and offers proposals aimed at smoothing countries' adjustment.

Changing China’s Growth Path
Paul Lachine

Changing China’s Growth Path

Apr 14, 2011 Michael Spence

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Asia’s New Growth Model

Asia’s New Growth Model

Jun 1, 2011 Michael Spence

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A Post-Crisis World of Risk

A Post-Crisis World of Risk

Jun 15, 2011 Michael Spence

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Adapt or Die

Adapt or Die

Jul 14, 2011 Michael Spence

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Stagnant and Paralyzed

Stagnant and Paralyzed

Aug 8, 2011 Michael Spence

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Closing America’s Growth Deficit

Closing America’s Growth Deficit

Sep 21, 2011 Michael Spence

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Relieving Libya’s Agony

Javier Solana

The credibility of all external actors in the Libyan conflict is now at stake. The main domestic players will lower their maximalist pretensions only when their foreign supporters do the same, ending hypocrisy once and for all and making a sincere effort to find room for consensus.

The Making of the Digital Revolution

William H. Janeway

Two recent books exploring the history of American venture capital shine a spotlight not just on the workings of the innovative process, but also on the unique personalities behind it. Without VC, the state, and entrepreneurs working in concert, there would be no digital revolution.