COVID-19 hit low-income exporters hard, exposing risks from weak diversification and straining trade, supply systems and financial stability. The
UK CPI inflation in 1975 reached 25%, a period now known as the ‘Great Inflation’. This column uses a
Inequality is a major concern for many economies, prompting the question of whether some regimes are more effective at
Green public procurement supports EU climate goals but may conflict with other objectives, creating trade-offs that challenge its effectiveness.
The US should start fiscal adjustment as soon as it can if it wants to head off the risk
Preliminary data releases can diverge significantly from subsequently revised figures, complicating economic policy decisions made in real time. This
Commodity prices have historically been considered leading indicators of inflation, but the relationship has weakened since the mid-1980s, making
Developing economies today face an investment shortfall of historic proportions. Meeting even the most modest development goals will require a huge
Hotter-than-usual years can slow or derail advances in women’s legal rights. A new analysis spanning five decades finds that temperature anomalies—years
Central banks facing post-pandemic inflation often considered ‘looking through’ supply shocks. Using a New Keynesian framework in which agents
COVID-19 hit low-income exporters hard, exposing risks from weak diversification and straining trade, supply systems and financial stability. The
UK CPI inflation in 1975 reached 25%, a period now known as the ‘Great Inflation’. This column uses a
Inequality is a major concern for many economies, prompting the question of whether some regimes are more effective at
Green public procurement supports EU climate goals but may conflict with other objectives, creating trade-offs that challenge its effectiveness.
The US should start fiscal adjustment as soon as it can if it wants to head off the risk
Preliminary data releases can diverge significantly from subsequently revised figures, complicating economic policy decisions made in real time. This
Commodity prices have historically been considered leading indicators of inflation, but the relationship has weakened since the mid-1980s, making
Developing economies today face an investment shortfall of historic proportions. Meeting even the most modest development goals will require a huge
Hotter-than-usual years can slow or derail advances in women’s legal rights. A new analysis spanning five decades finds that temperature anomalies—years
Central banks facing post-pandemic inflation often considered ‘looking through’ supply shocks. Using a New Keynesian framework in which agents
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