How Global Public Investment Should Work Addressing problems like climate change and biodiversity loss calls for new thinking about how to m...
How Global Public Investment Should Work Addressing problems like climate change and biodiversity loss calls for new thinking about how to m...
The investment drought of the past two decades is catching up with us Despite 20 years of cheap credit, countries have failed to capitalise ...
China risks cementing its structural flaws An over-reliance on state investment persists The editorial board Beijing’s intervention has oft...
Has Austerity Been Vindicated? A correlation between fiscal retrenchment and economic growth tells us nothing about the underlying relatio...
Collapsing Investment Doesn’t Mean Collapsing China President Trump’s trade negotiators may be watching the wrong numbers on China By...
Can New Economic Models Improve Public Policy? Last summer, the Roosevelt Institute released a study on the economic impact of a univer...
Resist the Siren Song of ‘Cheap’ Government Spending Investment in public works requires a strategy, not just an impulse, to have max...
Confronting the Fiscal Bogeyman Barry Eichengreen BERKELEY – The world economy is visibly sinking, and the policymakers who are s...
A Hard Look at a Soft Global Economy Michael Spence MILAN – The global economy is settling into a slow-growth rut, steered ther...
The Long-Term Investment Challenge Angel Gurría JUN 10, 2015 . PARIS – As the deepest economic crisis of our lifetimes stretches ...
Why Public Investment? . Michael Spence . FEB 20, 2015 MILAN – The world is facing the prospect of an extended period of weak econo...