Containing Competitive Monetary Easing
calls for monetary-policy coordination among major central banks.
Submerging Markets?
Emerging markets, until recently the main engines of world economic growth, are losing momentum – with serious implications for global recovery. How have commodity prices, domestic politics, and advanced-country monetary policy undermined emerging-market growth, and what do recent developments mean for investors, consumers, and policymakers worldwide?
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The Future of Economic Progress
homes in on the key questions surrounding the nature and measurement of contemporary growth.
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The Growing Divide Within Developing Economies
examines why informal and traditional sectors are expanding, rather than shrinking.
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Losing Interest
examines competing explanations for three decades of decline in real interest rates.
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Sentiment and Sensibility in Emerging Markets
says that differentiation of country and sector risk will determine future investment flows.
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The Two Mexicos
take issue with flattering headlines heralding a new emerging-market success story.
