Anatole Kaletsky

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The Global Echoes Of A British Near-Collapse

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Roughly every 15 years since the 1930s, Britain has had an autumn financial crisis.

The Global Echoes Of A British Near-Collapse

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Roughly every 15 years since the 1930s, Britain has had an autumn financial crisis.

Why Biden Can Overcome Political Gridlock

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there are five new features of U.S. political dynamics that could work in the president-elect's favor.

Averting Economic Disaster Is The Easy Part

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The fiscal cost of comprehensive compensation for lost income could reach 10% of annual GDP.

Ten Unknowns That Could Derail The Global Economy

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The biggest of the 10 risks stems from the U.S. presidential election.

The Calm After Britain's Brexit Election

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Boris Johnson can—and almost certainly will—extend the Brexit transition period if he's elected.

Expansions Don't Die Of Old Age

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U.S. recessions since the end of World War II have generally resulted from three causes, none of which is currently present.

Goldilocks Growth

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Until a political shock happens, investors can sit back and enjoy their porridge just the way they like it.

How EU Leaders Can Prevent A No-Deal Brexit

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British Prime Minister Theresa May's leverage in Brexit negotiations depends entirely on an arbitrary deadline.

Why A U.S.-China Tariff Cease-Fire Is Coming Soon

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Donald Trump will soon use his wildly successful “shout loudly and carry a white flag” strategy with China.

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