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– Far too few governments rein in their countries’ bloated welfare states before disaster strikes. As a result, some citizens eventually suffer the...
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– Far too few governments rein in their countries’ bloated welfare states before disaster strikes. As a result, some citizens eventually suffer the...
– If we have learned anything since the global financial crisis peaked in 2008, it is that preventing another one is a tougher...
– The start of 2014 marks ten years since we began fretting about global imbalances, and specifically about the chronic trade and current-account imbalances...
– As 2013 comes to a close, efforts to revive growth in the world’s most influential economies – with the exception of the eurozone...
– For the past six years, I have been skeptical about the standard optimistic forecasts of the pace of US economic growth in the...
– The global economy had another difficult year in 2013. The advanced economies’ below-trend growth continued, with output rising at an average annual rate...
– China was hardly lacking in policy pronouncements in the final months of 2013. From the 60-point reform program issued by the Central...
– Some ideas are intuitive. Others sound so obvious after they are expressed that it is hard to deny their truth. They are powerful,...
– Now that Janet Yellen is to be Chair of the US Federal Reserve Board, attention has turned to the candidate to succeed her...
– A French business magazine recently ranked IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde the most internationally influential French person alive – well ahead of President François Hollande....