Jun Du explains why America’s self-defeating trade policy has has helped who it was supposed to hurt, and vice versa.

Daniel Sachs, Founder and CEO of P Capital Partners, is a Swedish business leader, investor, and philanthropist working at ...

Dambisa Moyo surveys the 18-century thinker’s views on deglobalization, climate change, AI, and government intervention.

Fernanda Márquez-Padilla is Associate Professor of Economics at El Colegio de México and a visiting professor at the ...

The top three trends shaping the global investment terrain suggest that risk assets will be the winners, at least in the ...

Mark Blyth suggests that the United States has very little to gain by reverting to overt imperialism.

Robert H. Frank sees the restoration of progressive income taxation as the only way to shift long-term spending patterns.

Paul R. Ehrlich, the Stanford professor who predicted a looming world of famine due to over-population, has died aged 93.

Eswar Prasad considers the economic, financial, and societal implications of digital currencies and payment systems.

Proliferating wars and shaky alliances are hallmarks of today’s brutal new political reality, one that would have been unimaginable a decade ago. But the geopoliti ...

Sami Mahroum worries that, for all sides in the Iran war, political strategy is determined solely by military capabilities.

The evidence suggests not, and even raises concerns that age-gating could do more harm than good.