As the economy comes to a grinding halt because of COVID19, what will be the consequences of a decade of zero interest rates?

How did political control of the economy work in India? Why did India liberalize in 1991? What were the results?

Two economic visions have been put into action in Latin America in recent years. Which has worked better?

How should regulators and central banks make sense of Facebook’s currency Libra? Why has Zuckerberg’s pitch failed?

The richest countries have higher taxes. Does that mean we should raise our taxes in order to become rich?

How does the Guatemalan economy behave when compared to other countries in Central America?

The ECB is anticipating a new economic crisis. Can it get ahead of it?

Is Spain ready to face another Recession?

Is China using the exchange rate to gain competitiveness illegitimately?

When the yield curve inverted in 2006, analysts said that “this time it’s different,” that the US economy was solid. Some can be heard making the same claims in 2019. History doesn’t repeat itself, but it does rhyme, and 2019 appears to be rhyming with 2006.