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By Project Syndicate - Apr 10,2021
By Olivia White and Anu Madgavkar SAN FRANCISCO/MUMBAI — Even before the passage of the latest stimulus bill in the United States, governments around the world have offered almost $12 trillion in financial aid to businesses and households affected by COVID-19, equivalent to
By Project Syndicate - Apr 06,2021
In Europe, we have heard the warnings about climate change. We know that if our industrial, energy, transportation, and food systems do not change, we could face a catastrophic temperature increase of more than 3°C this century.
By Project Syndicate - Apr 06,2021
By Michel Fredeau and Jules Kortenhorst BOSTON — For decades, global leaders have failed to respond to climate change with appropriate urgency, even though the science has long been clear.
By Project Syndicate - Mar 31,2021
By Mariana Mazzucato, Laurie Macfarlane and George DibbLONDON — The term “industrial strategy” has a turbulent history.
By Project Syndicate - Mar 29,2021
By Richard N. Haass and Charles A. KupchanNEW YORK — The recent testy US-China dialogue in Alaska augurs poorly for bilateral relations.
By Project Syndicate - Mar 28,2021
By Arvind Subramanian and Davesh KapurNEW DELHI — The lack of representation of marginalised groups in the corridors of power — political, financial and cultural — is a growing source of global concern. Knowledge confers power, so who creates it matters.
By Project Syndicate - Mar 25,2021
By Michael Spence, Joseph E. Stiglitz and Jayati Ghosh NEW YORK — The United States expects to “celebrate independence” from COVID-19 by Independence Day (July 4), when vaccines will have been made available to all adults.
By Project Syndicate - Mar 23,2021
By Sally C. Davies , Jeremy Farrar and Jim O'NeillLONDON — With the COVID-19 vaccine rollout gaining momentum, world leaders have a chance to focus more on the future of public health.
By Project Syndicate - Mar 23,2021
By Patrick Drury Byrne and Sylvain Broyer DUBLIN — Central banks’ unconventional policies undoubtedly rescued financial markets in 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic was at its height.
By Project Syndicate - Mar 17,2021
By Laura Tyson and Susan Lund BERKELEY — Thanks to the rapid deployment of vaccines, COVID-19 infections, hospitalisations and deaths in the United States are declining, and pandemic restrictions on economic activity are being eased.
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