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Short CutNov 20, 2018Mira Rapp-Hooper
says that the challenges facing US foreign policy reflect forces that will long outlast the current administration.
Short CutOct 24, 2018PS editors
ask Nobel laureates Angus Deaton and Edmund Phelps, as well as Barry Eichengreen, Rana Foroohar, and Glenn Hubbard, whether what looks like a robust recovery is masking another crisis in the making.
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Forty years after the revolution that ousted the Shah, Iran’s unique political-religious system and government appears strong enough to withstand US pressure and to ride out the country's current economic difficulties. So how should the US minimize the risks to the region posed by the regime?
Across the advanced economies, monetary and fiscal policymakers lack the tools needed to respond to another major downturn and financial crisis. Worse, while the world no longer needs to worry about a hawkish US Federal Reserve strangling growth, it now has an even bigger problem on its hands.
