Preventing a US-China War

Preventing a US-China War

China and America both need to pursue policies that will reduce economic and geopolitical tensions and foster healthy cooperation on global challenges. If they fail to achieve a new understanding on the issues driving their current confrontation, they will eventually...

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Israel’s Slippery Slope

Israel’s Slippery Slope

Israel's right-wing government has raised alarms around the world with its plans to disempower the judiciary. But while most of the criticism has focused on the implications for Israeli democracy, the "reforms" pose an equally salient threat to Israel's economy, labor...

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The Coming Doom Loop

The Coming Doom Loop

In the face of high and persistent inflation, recession risks, and now a looming insolvency crisis in the financial sector, central banks like the US Federal Reserve are facing a trilemma. Unable to fight inflation and provide liquidity support simultaneously, the...

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India at a Crossroads

India at a Crossroads

Sound policymaking has helped India modernize and achieve robust economic growth, positioning it to become an increasingly important player on the world stage. But recent developments - and scandals - show that the government must address some major issues if it wants...

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More War Means More Inflation

More War Means More Inflation

Advanced economies and emerging markets are increasingly engaged in necessary "wars" - some real, some metaphorical - that will lead to even larger fiscal deficits, more debt monetization, and higher inflation on a persistent basis. The future will be stagflationary,...

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