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Could the UK reasonably put its faith in rapid global progress in dismantling tariff barriers?
In these cases, populist economics always produced cycles of inflation, currency depreciation, and instability, because global financial markets and other outsiders were skeptical from the start.
It has also sought a leadership role on such strategic global issues as climate change and inter-faith dialogue.
Such initiatives underscore the global attention focused on Indonesia, a Muslim-majority democracy, in the wake of the Arab Spring.
So, while Indonesians may court the global spotlight, their chief concerns should be fostering strong and stable economic growth, stemming domestic religious intolerance, and preserving ASEAN unity in the face of China’s increasingly assertive policy in the region.
That is why the UN’s special envoy for education, Gordon Brown, has rightly called for the creation of a new global facility to support education in conflict-affected countries.
It makes sense that the international monetary system should follow the global economy in becoming more multipolar.
In my recent book Exorbitant Privilege: The Rise and Fall of the Dollar, I described a future in which the dollar and the euro would be the dominant global currencies.
A better idea is to start work now on creating a more attractive global reserve asset.
The ideal instrument would be a global-GDP-linked bond, the returns on which would vary with global growth rates, just as returns on the GDP warrants issued by the governments of Costa Rica and Argentina, for example, vary with their national growth rates.
This would enable central banks to hold instruments that behave like a widely diversified global equity portfolio.
The IMF could use its bond-issuing power to purchase GDP-indexed bonds from national governments, thereby providing the new global reserve assets with backing and interest-generating capacity, while creating an incentive for governments to issue them.
Voters are feeling the pain of economic isolation, made worse by the global downturn.
In geopolitical terms, ASEAN is well-placed to be an acceptable and equal partner to many larger, more powerful economies, such as China, India, Japan, Australia, and South Korea – a part of the world that, for the first time, is leading a global recovery.
Indeed, the importance of regional economic integration for global stability and security cannot be understated.
At least for now, engaging China in the global fight against terrorism is in America's interest.
While global attention has rightly focused on how to end the attacks on Muslim Rohingya, many other, more systemic fixes are critical to Myanmar’s long-term stability.
How that question is answered is crucially important, because it will determine the character of a global power, and thus how it deals with other, weaker countries.
A state becomes a world power when its strategic significance and potential give it global reach.
The world’s acclimation to a global hegemonic structure – in which world powers guarantee an international order – survived the Cold War.
But China – home to almost 20% of the world population and responsible for 15% of global output – is simply too large to depend solely on external markets.
The global financial crisis exposed that reality.
When boom turned to bust, falling global demand hit China’s export sector, and threatened to increase unemployment.
In the days when Stalin identified enemies of the people as “rootless cosmopolitans” (meaning Jews), the headquarters of this omnipotent global network was thought to be New York, with branch offices in London and Paris.
It might seem ironic that radical nationalists, like Bannon, should be seeking to unite in a global movement, as though they were mimicking their internationalist enemies.
But wherever the global right ends up, it is unlikely that Bannon’s Movement will be the vehicle that gets it there.
Military expansion is inherently incompatible with Asia’s move toward the center of the global economy.
But, as we revitalize Japan’s economy, we need “new” Japanese who shoulder global responsibilities commensurate with their country’s size and economic resources.
The US Election and the Global EconomySTANFORD – Big changes are underway in the United States, as the country gears up to elect a new president, one-third of the Senate, and the entire House of Representatives this November.
The outcome will have profound consequences for US economic policy, and thus for the global economy.
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