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[Arvind Subramanian, Josh Felman] R.I.P. Chinese exceptionalism?

From Argentina to Turkey and from South Africa to Indonesia, emerging markets are once again being roiled by financial turbulence. But let us not lose sight of the biggest and potentially most proble...

Sept 10, 2018
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[Deanna Hartley] Women, are we the ones driving working moms out of the workforce?

As far as you know, I’m just a regular female professional, but what you may not realize is that I’m part of a rising demographic of working women in their 30s who remain childless by choice so as no...

Sept 10, 2018
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[J. Bradford DeLong] For whom the climate bell tolls

Scarcely had I begun my first lecture of the fall semester here at the University of California, Berkeley, when I realized that I was too hot. I desperately wanted to take off my professorial tweed j...

Sept 10, 2018
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[Jeffrey D. Sachs] Trump’s policies will displace the dollar

Back in 1965, Valery Giscard d’Estaing, then France’s minister of finance, famously called the benefits that the United States reaped from the dollar’s role as the world’s main reserve currency an “e...

Sept 10, 2018
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[Trudy Rubin] By staying quiet, Trump’s anonymous critics are helping him wreck US policy abroad

The headline on the anonymous op-ed that has shaken Washington reads, “The Quiet Resistance Inside the Trump Administration.” Quiet resistance. That’s exactly the problem. As the New York Times e...

Sept 9, 2018
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[Nathaniel Bullard] Why power companies love drones

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Sept 9, 2018
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[Leonid Bershidsky] Germans should review the lessons of Weimar

German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas made an impassioned call to his compatriots to “show our faces” against a rise in right-wing extremism. The plea is a stark warning that Germany should guard agains...

Sept 9, 2018
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[David Ignatius] Working with Moscow on cyber regulation is like paying a bully for protection

Imagine a bully who’s pounding your head against a wall. When you complain that it hurts and threaten to punch back, he offers to sign an international agreement against bullying. Meanwhile, he keeps...

Sept 9, 2018
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[Adam Minter] Secrecy fuels the stench of China’s diseased pigs

An outbreak of African swine fever has China’s meat eaters, investors and bureaucrats in a panic. That should be no surprise: The country is the world’s biggest pork producer and consumer, and has a ...

Sept 9, 2018
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[Børge Brende, Justin Wood] Can ASEAN turn geostrategic and technological disruption into opportunity?

Is the Association of Southeast Asian Nations resilient enough to thrive amid the regional and global transformations taking place today? While the global economy continues its broad-based expansion,...

Sept 6, 2018
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[Mac Margolis] Politics cost Brazil its national museum

We don’t yet know what set off the fire Sunday night that reduced Rio de Janeiro’s National Museum to a charred shell. Firefighters were still combing the ruins on Tuesday for clues to the blaze. B...

Sept 6, 2018
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[Daniel Moss] Skipping Asia summits, at least Trump will do no harm

Donald Trump’s absence from Asia-Pacific summits will do little harm to America’s long-term standing in the region. It might even help. The president’s decision to skip two international meetings i...

Sept 6, 2018
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[Jean Pisani-Ferry] Europe could miss its opportunity for political realignment

“There are two sides at the moment in Europe. One is led by Macron, who is supporting migration. The other one is supported by countries that want to protect their borders.” This is how Hungarian Pri...

Sept 6, 2018
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[Shira Ovide] Amazon at $1 trillion is more dream than reality

The stock market is a weighing machine of companies’ potential rather than their current circumstances. That is doubly true for Amazon. Amazon on Tuesday briefly reached a stock market value of $1 ...

Sept 6, 2018
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[Andrew Sheng] Remembering 1968

This year, baby boomers born after World War II like myself remember the 50th anniversary of 1968, when many of us came of age. I was studying at the University of Bristol that year, and it was il...

Sept 5, 2018
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