China Takes the Lead in Development Finance
Kevin P. GallagherDecember 14, 2020
By Kevin P. Gallagher and Rebecca Ray BOSTON – According to new estimates, China now finances overseas development at nearly
China Takes the Lead in Development Finance
Kevin P. GallagherDecember 14, 2020
By Kevin P. Gallagher & Rebecca Ray BOSTON – According to new estimates, China now finances overseas development at nearly
What Yellen Must Do
Joseph E. StiglitzDecember 7, 2020
By Joseph E. Stiglitz NEW YORK – US President-elect Joe Biden’s decision to appoint Janet Yellen as the next Secretary of the
A Monetary Mind at the Treasury
John B. TaylorDecember 7, 2020
By John B. Taylor STANFORD – No US secretary of the treasury will have spoken out so often and with as much authority about monetary
Building an EU-Africa Partnership of Equals
Carlos LopesDecember 7, 2020
By Carlos Lopes CAPE TOWN – This was supposed to be the year Europe and Africa redefined their relationship. In March, the European
Keeping the Global Focus on Low-Income Countries
Kristalina Georgieva & Sigrid KaagNovember 30, 2020
By Kristalina Georgieva & Sigrid Kaag WASHINGTON, DC/THE HAGUE – Owing to the COVID-19 pandemic, the global economy is
Europe Must Stand Up to Hungary and Poland
George SorosNovember 23, 2020
By George Soros NEW YORK – Hungary and Poland have vetoed the European Union’s proposed €1.15 trillion ($1.4 trillion)
The Calm Before the Exchange-Rate Storm?
Kenneth RogoffNovember 16, 2020
By Kenneth Rogoff CAMBRIDGE – With alternative assets such as gold and Bitcoin thriving in the pandemic, some top economists
How Africa Can Self-Finance its Economic Recovery
Alain EbobisséNovember 9, 2020
By Alain Ebobissé CASABLANCA – For Africa, the COVID-19 pandemic will likely mean negative GDP growth at unprecedented rates.
A Debt Crisis Is Not Imminent
Terry Chan & Alexandra DimitrijevicNovember 2, 2020
By Terry Chan & Alexandra Dimitrijevic NEW YORK – As countries, companies, and households confront the COVID-19 pandemic’s