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On nationally-oriented monetary policy
New research on international monetary cooperation: the incentives for and against.
Sustainable investing
Do investors care about carbon risk? Do ESG investments have an impact on society? Should firms maximize wealth or welfare?
“Vaccines for people” or “free market vaccines”?
Two diametrically opposed views on how the vaccines should be distributed from Mazzucato et al. and Cochrane.
Globalizing labor
COVID and digitech point to a new phase of globalization, one led by services.
The road to recovery
We have selected some interesting points from the recently released economic outlook reports.
RCEP and its significance for the global economy
The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership and its impact on the EU and the U.S.
Monetary policy with CBDC
How does a CBDC affect domestic monetary policy and the international monetary system?
Coherent policies that benefit all
“Lessons from 1933” and “Monetary policies for the masses” are two papers that explain the benefits of a joint monetary-fiscal policy and which policy benefits all in an unequal society.