Macroeconomics

The global economy appears to be in good health, but beneath the surface important shifts are underway. China is challenging US leadership in many arenas. Unprecedented loose monetary policy continues to underpin growth in advanced economies, while fiscal policy remains inconsistent. Trade tensions threaten economic expansion. Inequality between and within countries is on the rise. The economic performance of just one country can affect economies across the world, making it important to promote sustainable and inclusive growth everywhere.

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Econographics

Apr 20, 2021

The Rise of Central Bank Digital Currencies

By GeoEconomics Center

What exactly is a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) and how does the research compare globally?

Digital Currencies Digital Policy

In the News

Apr 19, 2021

Foroohar in Financial Times on Biden’s infrastructure package and Atlantic Council event

By Rana Foroohar

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Economy & Business Macroeconomics

In the News

Apr 19, 2021

Mark in Foreign Policy on Taiwan and China’s codependent economic relationship

By Jeremy Mark

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China East Asia

In the News

Apr 13, 2021

Friedlander quoted in US News on the EU labor system

By Julia Friedlander

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European Union Macroeconomics

In the News

Apr 8, 2021

Goldstein’s research on global minimum tax highlighted in Bloomberg

By Jeff Goldstein

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Economy & Business Macroeconomics

In the News

Apr 2, 2021

Goldin interviewed on NPR’s marketplace on her comments regarding inclusive recovery for minority workers

By Nicole Goldin

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Economy & Business Macroeconomics

In the News

Apr 2, 2021

Goldin in The Hill on equitable recovery for minority workers

By Nicole Goldin

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Economy & Business Macroeconomics

In the News

Mar 30, 2021

Lipsky in NBC News: The stuck ship in the Suez Canal has been freed. But there’s more chaos to follow.

By Josh Lipsky

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Economy & Business Macroeconomics

EconoGraphics

Mar 22, 2021

China’s ‘Two Sessions’ goes off script

By Niels Graham, Josh Lipsky

Since their peak in mid-February, Chinese markets have lost $1.3 trillion dollars in value. The market route was likely caused by Beijing’s announcement of tighter fiscal policy and worries about inflation risks in America. Nevertheless, it is still unclear if the Chinese can tolerate the kind of volatility capitalist countries are accustomed to.

China Financial Regulation

In the News

Mar 22, 2021

Lipsky in Bloomberg on the push for the digital dollar

By Josh Lipsky

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Economy & Business Macroeconomics

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