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By Project Syndicate - Jul 04,2020
By Iqbal Dhaliwal and Samantha FriedlanderCAMBRIDGE —  As with so much else, international development has been severely affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
By Project Syndicate - Jul 04,2020
By José Antonio Ocampo and Tommaso Faccio NEW YORK — The COVID-19 pandemic will leave the world economy bruised and bloody.
By Project Syndicate - Jul 04,2020
By Willem H. Buiter, Ian Ball and Dag Detter NEW YORK — One effect of the COVID-19 lockdowns this year is that many young adults have returned home temporarily to stay with their parents, subletting their apartments to others in need.
By Project Syndicate - Jul 02,2020
By Michael Spence, Chen LongMILAN/HANGZHOU – The COVID-19 pandemic has arrived in waves, starting in Asia, where it quickly spread from mainland China to South Korea, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
By Project Syndicate - Jun 28,2020
By Andrew Sheng and Xiao GengHONG KONG — Former US national security adviser John Bolton’s new book “The Room Where It Happened” bills itself as “the most comprehensive and substantial account” of President Donald Trump’s administration.
By Project Syndicate - Jun 28,2020
By Jagan Chapagain and Andrew SteerGENEVA/WASHINGTON, DC — The world has been planning for the future in the mistaken belief that it will resemble the past.
By Project Syndicate - Jun 25,2020
By Mariana Mazzucato and Antonio AndreoniLONDON – The COVID-19 crisis and recession provides a unique opportunity to rethink the role of the state, particularly its relationship with business.
By Project Syndicate - Jun 22,2020
By Dani Rodrik and Stefanie Stantcheva CAMBRIDGE — COVID-19 has exacerbated deep fault lines in the global economy, starkly exposing the divisions and inequalities of our current world.
By Project Syndicate - Jun 20,2020
By Javier Solana and Óscar Fernández MADRID — Western societies are currently gripped by the ominous idea that we are entering a new cold war, this time between the United States and China.
By Project Syndicate - Jun 18,2020
By Bertrand Badré and Yves TiberghienPARIS – A sudden shock upends routine decision-making and forces leaders to take urgent action.

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