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By Mohamed A. El-Erian   NEWPORT BEACH – US President Donald Trump’s authorization of the targeted killing of Iranian Quds Force

By Reda Cherif,  Fuad Hasanov & Sabine Schlorke   WASHINGTON, DC – For many firms in emerging and developing economies,

By Diane Coyle   CAMBRIDGE – The 2020s will be the decade when the idea that economic problems can be “left to the market” to

By Jeffrey D. Sachs   NEW YORK – US President Donald Trump’s order to assassinate Iran’s General Qassem Suleimani while on an

By Alissa Amico   DUBAI – If the global economy were a chess game, few pieces would be left on the board. Most would be relegated

By Michael Spence FORT LAUDERDALE – As one advances in age, one tends to mark each new year by reflecting on the broader developments

By David Sainsbury   LONDON – Over the last 25 years, the relative growth rates of the world’s major economies have changed

ByAndrés Velasco & Luis Felipe Céspedes     SANTIAGO – In Santiago, Chile, a massive graffito by the exit ramp of a

By Stephen S. Roach   NEW HAVEN – Predicting the next crisis – financial or economic – is a fool’s game. Yes, every crisis has

By Anatole Kaletsky   LONDON – Wars end when the belligerents give up fighting. The surest way for this to happen, and sometimes