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Why the West should help Ukraine win – The economic arguments

Basil A. Kalymon

Why the world needs Ukraine as much as Ukraine needs the world

Harold James

Why Ukraine must be given full support

Ã…slund, Anders

Why Ukraine’s triumph is important for Latin America

Federico Sturzenegger

Widespread food insecurity is not inevitable: Avoid escalating food export curbs

Alvaro Espitia, Simon Evenett, Nadia Rocha and Michele Ruta

Will the Hack pull the world apart?

Richard Baldwin

Will the United States continue to lead in science?

David Baker and Simon Johnson

Will working from home kill cities?

Esteban Rossi-Hansberg

Winter is coming: Energy policy towards Russia

Philippe Martin and Beatrice Weder di Mauro

Working from home: Implications for developing countries , pp 242-256

Charles Gottlieb, Jan GrobovsÌŒek, Markus Poschke and Fernando Saltiel

World War Trade: Introduction

Richard Baldwin

Zero-emissions growth

Nicholas Stern

“Colombia, Peru and Chile are entering a populist phase from which it will not be easy to escapeâ€

Velasco, Andrés

“Crime and Punishmentâ€: How Russian banks anticipated and dealt with global financial sanctions

Mikhail Mamonov, Anna Pestova and Steven Ongena

“Even moderate increases in interest rates may be a cause of concern for fiscal sustainabilityâ€

Jose De Gregorio

“Evidence suggests inequality and low productivity growth are intertwinedâ€

Mauricio Cardenas

“Good results are the best guarantee of central bank independenceâ€

Federico Sturzenegger

“I have strong doubts about the possibility of having successful industrial policies in the regionâ€

Valdés, Rodrigo

“In Chile, the middle class is ‘too rich for the state and too poor for the market’â€

Andrea Repetto

“Lack of progress cannot be solved by a redistributive strategyâ€

Ricardo Hausmann

“My bold prediction is that we will end up reinventing social democracyâ€

Fraga, Armínio

“QE in advanced economies does not provide a convincing argument for monetary financing in emerging onesâ€

Roberto Chang

“Replacing existing targeted programmes with a UBI would leave the poor worse offâ€

Nora Lustig

“Social discontent can be easily mobilised to immobilise public policyâ€

Marcela Eslava

“Societies are experiencing radical political fractures; Latin American countries are no exceptionâ€

Edmar Bacha

“The international financial community should rethink its risk toleranceâ€

Alejandro Werner

“The pandemic can be used as a cover for wasteful spendingâ€

Laura Alfaro

“The pandemic packed a triple inequality-increasing punchâ€

Francisco Ferreira

“The pandemic showed the importance of transitory poverty in the determination of coverage for social programmesâ€

Eric Parrado

‘Tail risk’ challenges to the policy mix

Elga Bartsch, Bénassy-Quéré, Agnès, Giancarlo Corsetti and Xavier Debrun