The Protectionist’s Progress: Year 1
As delegates prepare for the coming WTO Ministerial in Buenos Aires, can one speak of a Trump trade strategy? […]
Year: 2017
Jobs in the Middle East North Africa, and the Moroccan case
Second, large investment in human capital has played a role. Morocco’s labor force remains low-skilled in comparison with other MENA countries and countries of similar per capita income […]
WPC 2017—Plenary Session 6: The World Economy
The WPC continuously aims to contribute, both in terms of principles and methods, to a useful and therefore constructive reflection on a more pragmatic and flexible global governance. […]
The Economic Effects of Refugee Return and Policy Implications (Policy Brief)
According to the European Union over a million asylum rejected asylum seekers have been ordered to return to their country of origin from Europe alone, […]
Wage stagnation in the United States: some international implications
The rise of protectionism, economic nationalism and nativism in the United States can be attributed inter alia to the nation’s wage stagnation and rising inequality. […]
Key policy options for the G20 in 2017 to support an open and inclusive trade and investment system
In the face of exceptional challenges, the G20 should step up its efforts in 2017 to preserve the current global trade and investment system […]
The Future of Globalization
This brief reviews the main features of the recent globalization, attempts to explain its persistence over the centuries and why it is likely to persist in the indefinite the future […]
Trade Backlash and the World Trade Organization
Embed from Getty Images Author: Uri Dadush Originally published by the OCP Policy Center The best way I can describe my feelings about trade these days is as an unstable anxiety disorder. Following on November […]
Trade backlash and the World Trade Organization
Adjusting to the expanding role of emerging economies and confronting a rising tide of populism in the Western world are just two of the challenges facing the liberal economic order established by the Bretton Woods institutions. […]
The Global Outlook and Morocco
Despite fraught politics, the global outlook is strengthening. The next twelve months are likely to be characterized by moderate but steady growth across the world. […]