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Debt Rules and Strong Institutions Can Safeguard Monetary Policy

Strong fiscal rules, independent oversight, and coordinated policymaking can safeguard monetary policy credibility and economic stability in Asia and the…

4 months ago

Dollar dominance and the Trump administration

There is general agreement that a currency’s safe-haven status can be gauged by its response to changes in financial volatility.…

4 months ago

Assessment of disruptive innovation in science and technology policy: Insights from meta-science research trends

Technological innovation is a driving force for economic growth and social change. In particular, disruptive innovation has the potential to…

4 months ago

Stock market participation and financial education in the digital age

The stock market participation puzzle (Campbell 2006) – the observation that few households invest in the stock market – has…

4 months ago

Soviet communism was not more successful at reducing inequality than other regimes

Inequality is a major concern for many economies, as it shapes social stability, economic growth, and overall wellbeing. Across the…

4 months ago

Reforming the education of economists in Europe: Breaking the tyranny of the top five

Many European countries have adopted the American model of doctoral training and academic evaluation. While this model suits America’s vast,…

4 months ago

The economic impact of European capital market integration

Economic growth in Europe continues to trail behind that of the US, largely due to smaller productivity gains. A key…

4 months ago

Understanding inflation with textual analysis: How news about commodities improves predictions

Commodity prices have historically been considered leading indicators of inflation, but the relationship has weakened since the mid-1980s, making them…

4 months ago

Infrastructure diplomacy in the shadow of the Belt and Road: Lessons from Japan’s experience

Infrastructure diplomacy has become a central arena for strategic competition. This column examines how China’s Belt and Road Initiative has…

4 months ago

How the US South caught up: A century of manufacturing productivity convergence

Economic historians have long debated whether lagging regions can catch up in productivity with industrial leaders. This column shows that,…

4 months ago