International Economics

Op-Ed
December 17, 2021
Barrons

As financial need grows, Brazil opts to alienate a key source of help

by Desmond Lachman
EconomicsInternational Economics
Event
December 16, 2021

Another emerging-market debt crisis?

by Steven B. Kamin | Desmond Lachman
EconomicsInternational Economics
Op-Ed
December 08, 2021
The Hill

China’s economic clay feet

by Desmond Lachman
AsiaEconomicsInternational Economics
Op-Ed
December 03, 2021
Barrons

Emerging markets will need help when a debt crisis comes

by Desmond Lachman
EconomicsInternational Economics
Op-Ed
November 29, 2021
The Hill

Could omicron be the trigger that bursts asset price and credit bubbles?

by Desmond Lachman
EconomicsInternational EconomicsUS Economy
Op-Ed
November 25, 2021
Financial Times

Letter: Watch out for the sell-off by long-term bondholders

by Desmond Lachman
EconomicsInternational Economics
Op-Ed
November 23, 2021
Business Day (South Africa)

Turkish currency crisis raises red flags for South African government and Reserve Bank

by Desmond Lachman
AfricaEconomicsInternational Economics
Event
November 22, 2021

Next steps at the World Trade Organization and US trade policy in the Biden administration

by Neena Shenai | Joshua P. Meltzer
EconomicsInternational EconomicsPolitical EconomyUS Economy
Op-Ed
November 22, 2021
The Hill

On steel and aluminum trade, Trumpism still rules

by Claude Barfield
EconomicsInternational EconomicsPolitical Economy
Op-Ed
November 19, 2021
Barrons

Turkey’s currency mistakes offer a bitter lesson for the world

by Desmond Lachman
EconomicsInternational Economics
Op-Ed
November 17, 2021
19fortyfive.com

Is the global economy ready for the end of ‘easy money’?

by Desmond Lachman
EconomicsInternational EconomicsMonetary Economics
Event
November 12, 2021

China’s economic outlook after Evergrande

by Desmond Lachman | Derek Scissors
EconomicsInternational Economics
Op-Ed
November 12, 2021
The International Economy

The US economy has already been ‘turning Japanese’

by Steven B. Kamin
EconomicsInternational EconomicsUS Economy
Op-Ed
November 12, 2021
The International Economy

Is the US economy at risk of becoming ‘Japanized’?

by Desmond Lachman
EconomicsInternational EconomicsUS Economy
Op-Ed
November 11, 2021
The Hill

Is Europe headed toward another debt crisis?

by Desmond Lachman
EconomicsEurope and EurasiaInternational Economics
Op-Ed
November 10, 2021
The International Economy Magazine

Global Xi wakeup call

by Derek Scissors
AsiaForeign and Defense PolicyInternational Economics
Op-Ed
November 10, 2021
Business Day (South Africa)

Fix the budget while the sun is still shining

by Desmond Lachman
AfricaEconomicsInternational Economics
Event
November 04, 2021

The US international emergency food aid program: Time for change?

by Vincent H. Smith | Joseph W. Glauber
Agricultural Policy StudiesEconomic DevelopmentInternational Economics
Op-Ed
November 01, 2021
The National Interest

Through boom and bust, China’s economy matters

by Desmond Lachman
AsiaEconomicsInternational Economics
Op-Ed
October 27, 2021
The Hill

A Brazilian budget cautionary tale for the United States

by Desmond Lachman
EconomicsInternational EconomicsLatin America
Op-Ed
October 25, 2021
19fortyfive.com

Is Turkey’s economy on the brink due to a currency crisis?

by Desmond Lachman
EconomicsEurope and EurasiaInternational Economics
Op-Ed
October 21, 2021
19fortyfive.com

Could China’s big economic bubble go pop?

by Desmond Lachman
AsiaEconomicsInternational Economics
Op-Ed
October 19, 2021
The Hill

When China slows, the world economy will stutter

by Desmond Lachman
AsiaEconomicsInternational Economics
Op-Ed
October 19, 2021
The National Interest

Turkey in the coalmine: How Erdogan’s economic plans could backfire

by Desmond Lachman
EconomicsInternational Economics
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