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By Michael Spence   MILAN – For much of the post-World War II period, economic policy has focused on unemployment. The massive

By Jeffrey D. Sachs     NEW YORK – NATIONAL POLITICS in the United States has become enslaved to macroeconomic indicators

By Barry Eichengreen     FRANKFURT – FIVE YEARS AGO, the French economist Thomas Piketty made a splash with his book Capital

By Stephany griffith-jones and José Antonio Ocampo   LONDON/BOGOTÁ – Support for national and multilateral development banks has

By Sebastian Edward     LOS ANGELES – Modern Monetary Theory (MMT), a seemingly new approach to economic policy, has become

By Raghuram G. Rajan   CHICAGO – Big Business is under attack in the United States. Amazon canceled its planned new headquarters

By Daron Acemoglu   CAMBRIDGE – Around the world this May Day, policy proposals that would have appeared radical just a few years

By Jayati Ghosh   NEW DELHI – For some time now, multinational companies (MNCs) have been gaming the rules of the global economy

By Kenneth Rogoff   CAMBRIDGE – Will a possibly imminent US-China trade agreement exacerbate global business cycles or even plant

By Jeffrey D. Sachs   NEW YORK – The solution to human-induced climate change is finally in clear view. Thanks to rapid advances