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- PB21-22: Digital agreements: What's covered, what's possible
- Gary Hufbauer and Megan Hogan
- PB21-21: An uneven global rebound will challenge emerging-market and developing economies
- Maurice Obstfeld
- PB21-20: Climate policy is macroeconomic policy, and the implications will be significant
- Jean Pisani-Ferry
- PB21-19: Another reason to raise the Fed's inflation target: An employment and output boom
- David Reifschneider and David Wilcox
- PB21-18: Collateral benefits? South Korean exports to the United States and the US-China trade war
- Mary E. Lovely, David Xu and Yinhan Zhang
- PB21-17: RCEP is not enough: South Korea also needs to join the CPTPP
- Jeffrey Schott
- PB21-16: The Pandemic's Long Reach: South Korea's Fiscal and Fertility Outlook
- Jacob Kirkegaard
- PB21-15: Health and economic outcomes in South Korea and the United States during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Euijin Jung and David Wilcox
- PB21-14: Assessing potential economic policy responses to genocide in Xinjiang
- Cullen S. Hendrix and Marcus Noland
- PB21-13: Can China blunt the impact of new US economic sanctions?
- Mary Lovely and Jeffrey Schott
- PB21-12: Overheating debate: Why not in Japan?
- Egor Gornostay and Madi Sarsenbayev
- PB21-11: Economic costs and benefits of accelerated COVID-19 vaccinations
- Joseph Gagnon, Steven Kamin and John Kearns
- PB21-10: Improving China's participation in resolving developing-country debt problems
- Martin Chorzempa and Adnan Mazarei
- PB21-9: Startups in the United States during the pandemic reflect some dynamism amid job losses
- Simeon Djankov and Eva (Yiwen) Zhang
- PB21-8: The evolving gender gap in labor force participation during COVID-19
- Simeon Djankov, Eva (Yiwen) Zhang, Pinelopi Goldberg and Marie Hyland
- PB21-7: Does the new fiscal consensus in advanced economies travel to emerging markets?
- Olivier Blanchard, Josh Felman and Arvind Subramanian
- PB21-6: The unappreciated trend toward unilateral trade liberalization
- Robert Lawrence
- PB21-5: Will industrial and agricultural subsidies ever be reformed?
- Gary Hufbauer
- PB21-4: Uncertain prospects for sovereign wealth funds of Gulf countries
- Julien Maire, Adnan Mazarei and Edwin Truman
- PB21-3: Sovereign wealth funds are growing more slowly, and governance issues remain
- Julien Maire, Adnan Mazarei and Edwin Truman
- PB21-2: Fiscal resiliency in a deeply uncertain world: The role of semiautonomous discretion
- Peter R. Orszag, Robert E. Rubin and Joseph Stiglitz
- PB21-1: Raising a caution flag on US financial sanctions against China
- Jeffrey Schott
- PB20-17: China's Financial Opening Accelerates
- Nicholas Lardy and Tianlei Huang
- PB20-16: Using purchasing power parities to compare countries: Strengths and shortcomings
- Patrick Honohan
- PB20-15: Taming the US trade deficit: A dollar policy for balanced growth
- Joseph Gagnon
- PB20-14: Impact of COVID-19 lockdowns on individual mobility and the importance of socioeconomic factors
- Julien Maire
- PB20-13: Sovereign debt relief in the global pandemic: Lessons from the 1980s
- Edwin Truman
- PB20-12: Lebanon's monetary meltdown tests the limits of central banking
- Patrick Honohan and Adnan Mazarei
- PB20-11: A possible IMF Pandemic Support Facility for emerging-market countries
- Matthew Fisher and Adnan Mazarei
- PB20-10: US unemployment insurance in the pandemic and beyond
- Jason Furman
- PB20-9: When more delivers less: Comparing the US and French COVID-19 crisis responses
- Jérémie Cohen-Setton and Jean Pisani-Ferry
- PB20-8: A new policy toolkit is needed as countries exit COVID-19 lockdowns
- Olivier Blanchard, Thomas Philippon and Jean Pisani-Ferry
- PB20-7: Women scaling the corporate ladder: Progress steady but slow globally
- Soyoung Han and Marcus Noland
- PB20-6: What might have been: Globalization on the medal stand at the Tokyo Olympics
- Soyoung Han and Marcus Noland
- PB20-5: Reviving the potency of monetary policy with recession insurance bonds
- Julia Coronado and Simon Potter
- PB20-4: Securing macroeconomic and monetary stability with a Federal Reserve–backed digital currency
- Julia Coronado and Simon Potter
- PB20-03: What US strategy gets wrong about China in Africa
- Cullen S. Hendrix
- PB20-2: Automatic stabilizers in a low-rate environment
- Olivier Blanchard and Lawrence Summers
- PB20-1: Developing Countries Can Help Restore the WTO's Dispute Settlement System
- Anabel González and Euijin Jung
- PB19-19: The WTO’s Existential Crisis: How to Salvage Its Ability to Settle Trade Disputes
- Jeffrey Schott and Euijin Jung
- PB19-18: Are Central Banks Out of Ammunition to Fight a Recession? Not Quite
- Joseph Gagnon and Christopher Collins
- PB19-17: US-China Trade War: Both Countries Lose, World Markets Adjust, Others Gain
- Sherman Robinson and Karen Thierfelder
- PB19-16: Average Inflation Targeting Would Be a Weak Tool for the Fed to Deal with Recession and Chronic Low Inflation
- David Reifschneider and David Wilcox
- PB19-15: The Amazon Is a Carbon Bomb: How Can Brazil and the World Work Together to Avoid Setting It Off?
- Monica de Bolle
- PB19-14: Global E-Commerce Talks Stumble on Data Issues, Privacy, and More
- Gary Hufbauer and Zhiyao Lu
- PB19-13: Hyperinflation in Venezuela: A Stabilization Handbook
- Gonzalo Huertas
- PB19-12: Chinese Investments in the US and EU Are Declining—for Similar Reasons
- Jacob Kirkegaard
- PB19-11: China, Like the US, Faces Challenges in Achieving Inclusive Growth Through Manufacturing
- Robert Lawrence
- PB19-10: Keeping Up with the Future: Upgrading Forecasts of Political Instability and Geopolitical Risk
- Cullen S. Hendrix
- PB19-9: The Rise of Global Innovation by US Multinationals Poses Risks and Opportunities
- Lee Branstetter, Britta Glennon and J. Jensen