From the Fall 2018 issue
Europe Is in More Trouble Than You Think
What the elite experts all have in common is the failure to grasp dynamic shifts that have taken place in our societies.
And the successor race begins.
The political and institutional effects of Britain’s leaving the European Union are positive.
Is the U.S.-China Economic Relationship About to Permanently Shrink?
AEI’s Derek Scissors makes the case that both the United States and China will soon reach the conclusion that the relationship involves two incompatible forces. If so, how will this change affect the global order? Twenty distinguished global strategists consider the question, followed by a response from Scissors.
Featuring commentary from Craig Allen, Yuen Yuen Ang, C. Fred Bergsten, William E. Brock, Diana Choyleva, Richard N. Cooper, Andrew DeWit, Mohamed A. El-Erian, Jason Furman, Joseph E. Gagnon, Gary Clyde Hufbauer, Richard Jerram, Hongyi Lai, Jennifer Lind, Catherine L. Mann, Robert A. Manning, Peter Navarro, Jim O'Neill, Derek Scissors, Jeffrey R. Shafer, and Atman Trivedi.
The new top-down, heavily centralized search for the “Chinese Dream.”
The unfortunate case of permanent most-favored nation status for China.
The notion that the United States is being cheated across the board is not only wrong, but dangerous.
America’s Dollar Power Politics
It may be weakening the greenback’s dominant role as reserve currency.
Stop talking imbalances and start calling for more self-financing infrastructure projects.
Trump’s pushing of too many aggressive policies simultaneously is a mistake.
An important investor offers four key lessons in this excerpt from her new book.
Mastering Capitalism in the Digital Economy
A top tech investor updates his powerful book.
Venezuela Needs Debt Restructuring
But it won’t happen with the current regime in power.
Primate change, yield curve predictor, and the Fed funds rate since 1979.
Saving Capitalism: The gap in prosperity between wage earners and investors is growing ever more worrisome.