Shang-Jin Wei writes that in order to boost aggregate demand and prevent a prolonged period of deflation and stagnation, Chinese policymakers must adopt aggressive fiscal and monetary policies and reform China’s state-owned banks.

Joesph Stiglitz, with his co-author, writes that Ukraine urgently needs the funds confiscated from Russian assets to win the war, and that failing to make these resources available now is unconscionable from the United States and Europe.

Danielle Dougal MPA ’24 writes that the new order outlines a commitment to integrating AI responsibly in global development, including AI-related research in international settings.

José Antonio Ocampo writes: “Latin America’s economies continued to be the worst-performing in the developing world in 2023.”

John Mutter comments on why New York City experiences numerous small earthquakes every year, and the impacts that these have on infrastructure.

Senior research scholar Timothy Naftali comments on former President Trump’s legal defense in light of the 2024 election.

Arvind Panagariya appointed the chairman of new Finance Commission that will recommend how federal taxes will be shared with states.

Suresh Naidu wrote: Most American employers are still staunchly anti-union, and labor’s recent gains may be just “drops in the bucket of the overall American labor market.”