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PB19-9: The Rise of Global Innovation by US Multinationals Poses Risks and Opportunities

Lee Branstetter, Britta Glennon and J. Jensen

PB19-8: Iran Has a Slow Motion Banking Crisis

Adnan Mazarei

PB19-7: Fiscal Policy Options for Japan

Olivier Blanchard and Takeshi Tashiro

PB19-6: Efforts of Oil Exporters in the Middle East and North Africa to Diversify Away from Oil Have Fallen Short

Adnan Mazarei

PB19-5: Survival of the International Monetary Fund and Global Economic Cooperation

Edwin Truman

PB19-4: The Return of Economic Nationalism in Germany

Jeromin Zettelmeyer

PB19-3: Opening Internet Monopolies to Competition with Data Sharing Mandates

Claudia Biancotti and Paolo Ciocca

PB19-2: Public Debt: Fiscal and Welfare Costs in a Time of Low Interest Rates

Olivier Blanchard

PB19-1: China Should Join the New Trans-Pacific Partnership

Peter Petri and Michael Plummer

PB18-25: A Better European Architecture to Fight Money Laundering

Joshua Kirschenbaum and Nicolas Veron

PB18-24: Impact of Italy’s Draft Budget on Growth and Fiscal Solvency

Olivier Blanchard, Alvaro Leandro, Silvia Merler and Jeromin Zettelmeyer

PB18-23: What Might a Trump Withdrawal from the World Trade Organization Mean for US Tariffs?

Chad Bown and Douglas Irwin

PB18-22: KORUS Amendments: Minor Adjustments Fixed What Trump Called "Horrible Trade Deal"

Jeffrey Schott and Euijin Jung

PB18-21: China and the United States: Trade Conflict and Systemic Competition

C. Fred Bergsten

PB18-20: Europe's Search for a Safe Asset

Jeromin Zettelmeyer and Alvaro Leandro

PB18-19: QE: A User's Guide

Joseph Gagnon and Brian Sack

PB18-18: Sector Gains Are Uneven under 2017 Tax Law

Thomas Pellet

PB18-17: How the United States Should Confront China Without Threatening the Global Trading System

Robert Lawrence

PB18-16: Vehicular Assault: Proposed Auto Tariffs Will Hit American Car Buyers’ Wallets

Mary Lovely, Jérémie Cohen-Setton and Euijin Jung

PB18-15: The European Union’s Proposed Digital Services Tax: A De Facto Tariff

Gary Hufbauer and Zhiyao Lu

PB18-14: China’s Social Credit System: A Mark of Progress or a Threat to Privacy?

Martin Chorzempa, Paul Triolo and Samm Sacks

PB18-13: China’s Forced Technology Transfer Problem—And What to Do About It

Lee Branstetter

PB18-12: Trump Tariffs Primarily Hit Multinational Supply Chains, Harm US Technology Competitiveness

Mary E. Lovely and Yang Liang

PB18-11: NAFTA Termination: Legal Process in Canada and Mexico

Tetyana Payosova Payosova, Gary Hufbauer and Euijin Jung

PB18-10: How to Solve the Greek Debt Problem

Jeromin Zettelmeyer, Emilios Avgouleas, Barry Eichengreen, Miguel Poiares Maduro, Ugo Panizza, Richard Portes, Beatrice Weder di Mauro and Charles Wyplosz

PB18-9: IMF Quota and Governance Reform Once Again

Edwin Truman

PB18-8: The Case for Raising de minimis Thresholds in NAFTA 2.0

Gary Hufbauer, Zhiyao Lu and Euijin Jung

PB18-7: Can a Country Save Too Much? The Case of Norway

Joseph Gagnon

PB18-6: Five Reasons Why the Focus on Trade Deficits Is Misleading

Robert Lawrence

PB18-5: The Dispute Settlement Crisis in the World Trade Organization: Causes and Cures

Tetyana Payosova Payosova, Gary Hufbauer and Jeffrey Schott

PB18-4: Why Has the Stock Market Risen So Much Since the US Presidential Election?

Olivier Blanchard, Christopher Collins, Mohammad Jahan-Parvar, Thomas Pellet and Beth Anne Wilson

PB18-3: The New Tax Law’s Impact on Inequality: Minor but Worse if Accompanied by Regressive Spending Cuts

William Cline

PB18-2: Earmarked Revenues: How the European Union Can Learn from US Budgeting Experience

Jacob Kirkegaard

PB18-1: China Needs Better Credit Data to Help Consumers

Martin Chorzempa

PB17-31: Estimates of Fundamental Equilibrium Exchange Rates, November 2017

William Cline

PB17-30: Will Corporate Tax Cuts Cause a Large Increase in Wages?

William Cline

PB17-29: United States Is Outlier in Tax Trends in Advanced and Large Emerging Economies

Simeon Djankov

PB17-28: Tax Overhaul Risks Making the US Tax and Transfer System (Even) More Regressive

Jacob Kirkegaard

PB17-27: Will Rising Interest Rates Lead to Fiscal Crises?

Olivier Blanchard and Jeromin Zettelmeyer

PB17-26: The Case for an American Productivity Revival

Lee Branstetter and Daniel Sichel

PB17-24: Agriculture in the NAFTA Renegotiation

Cullen S. Hendrix

PB17-23: Trade Balances and the NAFTA Renegotiation

C. Fred Bergsten

PB17-22: NAFTA Renegotiation: US Offensive and Defensive Interests vis-à-vis Canada

Gary Hufbauer and Euijin Jung

PB17-21: Steel, Aluminum, Lumber, Solar: Trump's Stealth Trade Protection

Chad Bown

PB17-20: The Financial Stability Oversight Council: An Essential Role for the Evolving US Financial System

Simon Johnson and Antonio Weiss Weiss

PB17-19: Estimates of Fundamental Equilibrium Exchange Rates, May 2017

William Cline

PB17-18: Governance and Ownership of Significant Euro Area Banks

Nicolas Veron

PB17-17: How to Make Immigration the Bridge to an Orderly and Timely Brexit

Jacob Kirkegaard

PB17-16: The Payoff to America from Globalization: A Fresh Look with a Focus on Costs to Workers

Gary Hufbauer and Zhiyao Lu

PB17-15: G-7 Economic Cooperation in the Trump Era

Jeromin Zettelmeyer, Edwin Truman and C. Fred Bergsten