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How to Counter Trump’s Tariffs Productively? by Shang-Jin Wei published by Project Syndicate (2/2024).  While many countries are considering retaliatory tariffs on US-made goods, such measures are unlikely to deter US President Donald Trump. To weather his trade war,…

AI: Hope or Hype? published by Project Syndicate (6/2024) At the latest Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple announced that it is not only launching its own suite of artificial-intelligence models, but also integrating OpenAI’s ChatGPT into its devices and software….

The Debt Ceiling Is a Red Herring by James K. Galbraith published by Project Syndicate (1/2023). “With congressional Republicans planning to use the debt ceiling to extract spending cuts and other concessions from the Democrats, everyone seems to agree…

Most-Read on Economics & World Affairs 2016 published by Project Syndicate (12/2016). Political rage went global in 2016, fueling a populist backlash across the democratic world and appalling terrorist violence in the Middle East, Europe, and beyond. Here is…

Daron Acemoglu Says More… published by Project Syndicate (5/2022) “This week in Say More, PS talks with Daron Acemoglu, Professor of Economics at MIT and co-author, with James A. Robinson, of Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty and The…

Economics Must Build Back Better, Too published by Project Syndicate (4/2021). “Thoughtful economists have long been concerned by their profession’s hubristic tendencies, collective attachment to questionable models, and lack of openness to new and different voices. Will the combined…

Un repaso a los cisnes blancos de 2020 por Nouriel Roubini publicado por Project Syndicate (7/2020).   “NUEVA YORK – En febrero, advertí que diversas crisis previsibles («cisnes blancos») podían provocar una conmoción global a gran escala este año. Señalé…

A Greater Depression? by Nouriel Roubini published by Project Syndicate (3/2020) With the COVID-19 pandemic still spiraling out of control, the best economic outcome that anyone can hope for is a recession deeper than that following the 2008 financial…