Reforms to make the World Bank less dependent on the United States would enable them to be more effective
The IMF, the World Bank and the U.S.: A Brief History
U.S. participation in the IMF and World Bank was authorized in the Bretton Woods Agreement Act that became law in July 1945.
United Airlines and Borussia Dortmund: No Mere Accidents
Two tales, same story of corporate abuse and consumerism.
Trump and Germany: On Trade Imbalances and Exchange Rates
Germany should point out to Trump that it is his own irresponsible macroeconomic policies that make the dollar strong and the euro weak.
China Vs. the Koreas: Food’n’Nukes
Unpacking the THAAD-Lotte-North Korea-China controversy.
After TPP: RCEP as China’s Magic Bullet?
China will not lead free trade in Asia, contrary to many forecasts.
Japan and Trump Trade Policy
How will the Trump Administration shift economic and security ties with Japan?
TPP: How Trump Abandoned a Great Deal for Corporate America
Just what is the new U.S. President so afraid about with regard to his country’s middling trade partners in Asia?
Trump and Corporate Secrecy: Welcome to the Dark Age
The U.S. Congress and Trump’s cabinet bring joy to the kleptocrats in Africa, Latin America and elsewhere.
Why Angela Merkel Should Be Grateful to Donald Trump
With Merkel lacking both an agenda and a vision, the US push to deal with Germany’s eternal export surplus is a welcome impetus for long overdue domestic reforms.























