Is More Fiscal Stimulus Needed?

July 15, 2010 0

Countries that can afford to continue to spend, including the United States, should not abandon fiscal stimulus until the private sector recovery is clearer. […]

Why is Obama Calling Merkel?

June 4, 2010 0

The United States has a vital interest in containing the Euro crisis, and Germany’s leadership or lack of it will determine whether the response to the crisis succeeds or the euro zone unravels. […]

The Euro Crisis: A Threat to the US Economy

June 2, 2010 0

The United States has a vital interest in assuring that the euro crisis is controlled. If the crisis expands, both the U.S. banking system and export sector will be adversely affected by dwindling investor confidence, a falling euro, and slow growth in Europe. […]

The U.S.’ Eurozone Problem

May 14, 2010 0

The economies of the United States and Europe are tightly linked via trade, investment, and financial markets. If the Euro crisis spreads, U.S. banking and export sectors will suffer. […]

The Myths About China’s Currency

March 19, 2010 0

The debate over China’s currency propagates dangerous myths about both the Chinese economy and the potential benefits of a more expensive renminbi for the United States. […]

The RMB: Myths and Tougher-to-Deal-With Realities

March 18, 2010 0

The dispute between the United States and China over the value of China’s renminbi distracts both countries from more important reforms. Policy makers should prioritize maintaining a collaborative relationship over staging another fruitless debate. […]

Can the United States Double Exports in Five Years?

February 17, 2010 0

Exports have become an important contributor to U.S. growth in recent years and will be crucial to the recovery. President Obama’s recently announced target of doubling exports in five years, however, appears overly ambitious. […]

Is a Sovereign Debt Crisis Looming?

February 2, 2010 0

Skyrocketing government debt is emerging as a new risk to the global recovery, prompting calls for stimulus withdrawal. Sustaining growth, however, should remain policy makers’ top priority. […]

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