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

By Mohamed A. El-Erian  

By Andrés Velasco   LONDON – How can we know if an economic policy is achieving its stated objective? Well, we can create two

By Cina Lawson   LOMÉ – The rise of digital pay-as-you-go (PAYGo) services in Africa is cause for celebration. By enabling

By Kaushik Basu   ITHACA – The unexpected financial crash of 2008, the persistence of the slowdown that occurred in its wake, the

By Joseph E. Stiglitz   NEW YORK – It’s clear: we are living beyond our planet’s limits. Unless we change something, the

By Dani Rodrik   CAMBRIDGE – Inequality looms larger on policymakers’ agenda today than it has in a long time. With the political

By Anatole Kaletsky   LONDON – With less than two weeks to go before the British election that will finally settle the question

By Patrick Gaspard   NEW YORK – French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe recently presented an antique saber to Senegalese

By Klaus Schwab     GENEVA – What kind of capitalism do we want? That may be the defining question of our era. If we want to