Should Capital Flow to Poor Countries?

July 18, 2011 0

Encouraging developing economies to import capital simply because they are poor not only ignores the economic realities surrounding international financial flows but can also be highly destabilizing and dangerous. […]

Exchange Rate Regimes and Protectionism

July 1, 2011 0

The international monetary system helped countries liberalize trade and limited protectionism during the Great Recession. But countries with pegged exchange rates remain a threat to trade, especially if the peg is undervalued. […]

The Rise of Emerging Markets Requires a New WTO

July 1, 2011 0

The ascendance of emerging economies has altered the fundamentals of international trade, creating an urgent need for the World Trade Organization to play a more proactive and substantive role in this new world. […]

Emerging Markets Reshaping the World

June 30, 2011 0

Developing countries are transforming every aspect of global economic interaction. Global leadership is needed to ensure that this shift is marked by increased prosperity rather than conflict. […]

The Capital Flow Conundrum

June 23, 2011 0

The assumption that capital should flow from rich to poor countries is not only overly simplistic, but it also encourages developing economies to attract dangerous capital flows that they do not need and cannot absorb. […]

Growing Economies, Rising Problems

June 23, 2011 0

The fast rise of emerging economies brings an enormous opportunity to increase global prosperity, but also could generate dangerous conflicts. Global leaders must develop the means to mediate them. […]

The Poor Will Inherit the Earth

June 20, 2011 0

In the coming decades, the unprecedented emergence of the world’s poor countries as the largest global economies will both extend the frontier of prosperity and create massive tensions and unpredictable risks. […]

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