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The dilemma of central banking
By Miao Yanliang - Jan 08, 2020 - Last updated at Jan 08, 2020 21:36
BEIJING — Low interest rates, both nominal and real, have been a persistent feature of advanced economies since the 1980s. ...
Can Jordan become a country of innovation
By Ghaith Rabadi - Jan 05, 2020 - Last updated at Jan 05, 2020 22:32
We always use examples of success stories of countries like Singapore, Finland and South Korea because of the inspiring story they tell abou ...
How ownership concentration is happening, and why it matters
By Alissa Amico - Jan 05, 2020 - Last updated at Jan 05, 2020 22:32
DUBAI — If the global economy were a chess game, few pieces would be left on the board. ...
Human development as driver of economic growth
By Laith Al Ajlouni - Jan 04, 2020 - Last updated at Jan 04, 2020 22:33
Human factor is a vital element of a well-functioning market economy. ...
Another year of living dangerously
By Isabel Ortiz - Jan 02, 2020 - Last updated at Jan 02, 2020 22:07
NEW YORK — The year 2019 is ending with widespread demonstrations, rising inequality and a crisis of representation in many countries. ...
A turning point for development aid
By Justin Yifu Lin - Dec 31, 2019 - Last updated at Dec 31, 2019 22:01
BEIJING — Since the 1960s, more than $4.6 trillion (in constant 2007 dollars) in gross bilateral and multilateral official develop ...
The global fight against climate change: Few countries are slowing us all down!
By Franziska Wehinger - Dec 26, 2019 - Last updated at Dec 26, 2019 22:10
The Friedrich Ebert-Stiftung (FES) in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) delegation was more present than ever in United Nations Climat ...
Turkey ready for peaceful resolution to Mediterranean maritime dispute
By Orkun Ersoy - Dec 23, 2019 - Last updated at Dec 23, 2019 22:49
The article which was published in The Jordan Times on December 19, 2019 titled “Turkey flexes its muscles in Eastern Mediterranean” has com ...
Empty gestures on climate change
By Bjørn Lomborg - Dec 21, 2019 - Last updated at Dec 21, 2019 21:35
MALMÖ — Switch to energy-efficient light bulbs, wash your clothes in cold water, eat less meat, recycle more and buy an electric car: We are ...
Three New Year’s wishes for Britain and the EU
By Michel Barnier - Dec 21, 2019 - Last updated at Dec 21, 2019 21:35
BRUSSELS — The end of the year is a time for closure and new beginnings. As 2019 winds down, that is certainly the case with Brexit. ...

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