European Union Debt Crisis
The euro crisis continues to hamper Europe’s growth, and the risk of contagion hangs in the air. […]
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Egypt’s Economy Two Years After Mubarak
Two years since the outbreak of democratic revolutions in Egypt, the economic situation in the region remains precarious. Egypt’s economy struggles to grapple with high levels of unemployment, decreasing reserves, a widening fiscal deficit, and costly, yet inefficient, subsidies. […]
Bubble Building
Speaking on RT CrossTalk, Carnegie’s Uri Dadush discussed the use of monetary expansion by advanced countries to redress their economies. He warned that although the world is not yet in a new bubble economy, it […]
Europe’s Stagnant Future
The euro crisis is far from over. The best possible outcome for Europe may be years of stagnation, as the danger of a renewed financial crisis is very real indeed. […]
Uri Dadush on EU Debt Crisis
An interview about Spain’s banking system, unemployment rates, and the economic situation in EU […]
The US economy is still inching towards the fiscal cliff
he prospects that the United States will find a solution for the fiscal cliff’s impending tax increases and spending cuts seem promising. […]
The Rise of Emerging Markets and the IFIs
Part of the Williams College Center for Development Economics conference “The Future of the World Bank and the IMF: Redesign for a New (and Old) World” held on campus at the ’62 Center on Sept. 27-28, 2012 […]
Euro Crisis: Back with a Vengeance
With European voters voicing their frustration at harsh austerity measures, economic fears are back in the eurozone and any respite from government and central bank intervention appears to be fading. […]
Prospects for the Eurozone
As concerns rise over a potential exit by Greece and a possible bailout for Spain, the eurozone remains in a very difficult predicament, with few good options for moving forward. […]
The Next World Bank President
The new World Bank president, an American once again, was selected through a process that was far from competitive. However, the presence of two developing world candidates in this year’s field may be a sign that the tide is turning. […]