The End of Growth
The economic outlook continues to pose a challenge for private operators as well aa the public sector. World Trade shows very little progress. […]
Western Europe
The Unmet Challenge of Interdependence in the EU-MENA Space: A View From the South
Dealing with the challenge of interdependence between the EU and the Arab World will not, on its own, solve the two regions’ growth dilemmas—but it will help. […]
The Economic Impact of Forced Migration
Forced migration flows which are mismanaged create large negative political and economic externalities for the world as a whole. […]
Seven Years after the Crisis: Intersecting Perspectives
Several years after the crisis, economic recovery is still fragile, especially in Europe. The expectations of growth are decreasing and take-off is struggling from feeble demand from developed countrie […]
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. […]
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, Complacency, and the Euro
The euro may not be doomed, but those who want to believe that the crisis is over cannot afford to be foolishly complacent, either. […]
That Absurd Fear of Stagnation
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. […]
Will the global economy struggle in 2015?
Carnegie’s global experts assess the world in 2015. What can we expect and what will surprise us? What are the challenges and what are the opportunities? […]
TTIP and Third Countries: Multilateralization or Balkanization?
The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership initiative is a grand plan for revitalizing economic growth and enhancing international competitiveness. While Brussels and Washington work to reach a deal, large numbers of interested third countries—even major EU and U.S. trade partners—are left out. […]