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Mexico Faces the Populist Tide
Guillermo Ortiz considers how the country can strengthen its position in a region dominated by Trump-aligned leaders.
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A Nobel for the Poor People’s Lawyer
Adekeye Adebajo hopes that South African jurist Navi Pillay will use her newly won stature to advance change at home.
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MAGA at the Acropolis
Loukas Tsoukalis thinks US Secretary of State Marco Rubio should have studied what the ancient Greeks called hubris.
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Breathing New Life Into Organized Labor
Jeffrey Vogt & Monika Mehta think reviving workers’ bargaining power requires collective agreements that, like capital, transcend borders.
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The State That Remembers
Christopher A. Pissarides & Fadi Farra explain how public-services delivery can be improved even in the face of technological uncertainty.
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The End of Abundance
The decades ahead will be shaped by a contest for natural resources, making the world more prone to stagflation and handing the levers of policy back to governments. Emerging economies that are rich in people but poor in resources will be the most acutely affected but can take practical steps to strengthen their resilience.
urges emerging economies to recognize that the decades ahead will be shaped by a contest for real resources.
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A Global Euro Must First Win Over Europe
Piroska Nagy Mohácsi urges EU policymakers to complete monetary integration at home to give the currency more weight abroad.
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Japan Needs Higher Interest Rates
Koichi Hamada laments the weakness of the yen and calls for more aggressive monetary tightening.