Embed from Getty Images Author: Uri Dadush Originally published by the OCP Policy Center The referendum in favor of the exit of Britain from the European Union (“Brexit”) marks a sad day for Britain and […]
A breakdown of trade multilateralism, and a failure to widen the reach of regional trade deals, will signal the beginning of a more dangerous era of world history […]
Policymakers must continue to guard against protectionism, and also deepen their country’s connections to the world through better transport, communications, and Internet links. […]
There is no good choice in Sunday’s referendum. For Greeks, it is either the devil or the deep blue sea. […]
The euro may not be doomed, but those who want to believe that the crisis is over cannot afford to be foolishly complacent, either. […]
The politics of raising fuel taxes and simultaneously giving American households an income tax break may be impractical, but the economic logic of doing so remains compelling. […]
The short-term China risk must be watched,but the likelihood of a major economic crisis in China spilling over onto the rest of the world and derailing the global recovery is low. […]
While manufacturing played a key role in some countries’ development, high growth can be sustained without relying primarily on manufacturing. […]
Seven years after the outbreak of the financial crisis, bad policies, deficient institutional arrangements, and the mistakes of the past are still tying some of the world’s largest economies down. […]
China’s very high rates of saving and investment in infrastructure, plants and equipment, research and development, and human capital should be seen more as a source of strength than of weakness. […]
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