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By José Antonio Ocampo   NEW YORK – This month marks the 75th anniversary of the signing of the Bretton Woods agreement, which

By Mohamed A. El-Erian   ZURICH – In recent years, central banks have made a large policy wager. They bet that the protracted use

By Jeffrey D. Sachs   NEW YORK – How did the world’s two most venerable and influential democracies – the United Kingdom and the

By Marie Laberge     NEW YORK – GOVERNMENT ministers are attending the United Nations High-level Political Forum this week

By Nouries Roubini       NEW YORK – THERE is a good reason why every civilized country in the world tightly regulates

By Patrick Bolton, Stephen Cecchetti, Jean-Pierre Danthine & Xavier Vives     BARCELONA – The global financial crisis

By Olga Morawczynski and David Porteous   TORONTO – The growth of digital platforms in Africa could offer new opportunities to

By Barry Eichengreen   KONSTANZ – The policy interest rates of advanced-country central banks are stuck at uncomfortably low

By Diane Coyle   CAMBRIDGE – One of the biggest concerns about today’s tech giants is their market power. At least outside China,