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Op-Eds
Breaking the vicious circle between banks and sovereigns for good
Joachim Nagel (Deutsche Bundesbank) and Nicolas Véron (PIIE)
via Politico
Speeches & Papers
Youth driving change: Integrating research and experience for trade and peace
Op-Eds
Gunboats and globalization: The case of India.
via LinkedIn
Op-Eds
The True Dangers of Trump’s Economic Plans
via Foreign Affairs
Op-Eds
Institutions rule: COCD's path to the Nobel in economics this year
via Business Standard
Op-Eds
G7 vs. the World: The Misconception of Global Trade Dominance.
via LinkedIn
Op-Eds
Did Victor Norman do the New Trade Theory first?
via LinkedIn
Op-Eds
Foreign Capital Exodus from China Accelerates
via Australian Institute of International Affairs
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How bad are world wars and great depressions for global trade?
via LinkedIn
Op-Eds
The End of the Federal Reserve as We Know It?
via The Dispatch