The Future of Trade Multilateralism
Doha negotiations are on life support, and a Pacific trade deal has just been reached. What are the prospects for trade multilateralism and its implications for economic development? […]
Year: 2015
What Companies Want from the World Trading System
The world needs trade and investment to drive growth and development. Trade and investment activity, in turn, results from individual commercial decisions taken by businesses around the world. […]
The Economic Impact of Lifting Sanctions on Iran
http://carnegieendowment.org/2015/08/26/economic-impact-of-lifting-sanctions-on-iran-event-4975 […]
What Should Be Done About the Great Trade Slowdown?
Policymakers must continue to guard against protectionism, and also deepen their country’s connections to the world through better transport, communications, and Internet links. […]
Politics, Policies and Prospects of the MENA Region
The MENA region is vital for Europe economically as a source of energy and as a large and historically rapidly growing market. Politically, however, it is a source of unwanted migration, conflicts, and geopolitical instability. […]
Greece’s economy on CGTN
Uri Dadush Senior Associate at Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, provides his insight on Greece’s current economic situation. […]
Oil Price Trends and Global Implications
The sharp drop in oil prices is one of the most important global economic developments over the past year. While oil’s long term price outlook remains highly uncertain, a substantial part of its decline is expected to persist into the medium term […]
The Labors of Tsipras
Solving Greece’s protracted debt crisis makes for a Herculean task. Does Alexis Tsipras have what it takes to pull off a deal with his country’s international creditors? […]
Greece’s Unenviable Choice
There is no good choice in Sunday’s referendum. For Greeks, it is either the devil or the deep blue sea. […]
Global Economic Perspectives: A fragile global recovery
Led by the United States, and helped by lower oil prices and a lower US dollar, most of the industrial economies are now in recovery mode. […]