Barry Eichengreen

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The Temptation Of Frontier Markets

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As several African countries return to international capital markets, at least two dangers loom on the horizon.

Certain Uncertainty In The U.S. Bond Market

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With interest rates on 10-year U.S. Treasuries close to 5%, bond yields are attractive once again.

Winners And Losers In The AI Arms Race

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Generative artificial-intelligence models like ChatGPT will revolutionize the economy, though no one can say when.

A Bank Murder Mystery

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In the month since Silicon Valley Bank collapsed, four possible culprits have emerged.

Putting America's Debt In Its Place

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Those who imagine an imminent debt crisis in the U.S. are making much ado about nothing.

This Year's Debt Ceiling Dance Might Be Different

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This time it might not be "just theater," Barry Eichengreen writes.

The Pandemic's Most Treacherous Phase

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The most dangerous phase of the COVID-19 crisis in the US may actually be now, not last spring.

Dollar Sensationalism

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The dollar's recent moves reflect readily explicable fluctuations, not the greenback's terminal decline.

Managing The Coming Global Debt Crisis

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The economic crisis that has befallen emerging and developing economies shouldn't be treated as temporary.

The Human-Capital Costs Of The Crisis

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U.S. productivity, wages, and economic growth are likely to be affected for years to come.

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